Glenn Clark, I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1937). Reviewed by the Rev. William De Arteaga I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes is Prof. Clark’s second major books on prayer. The first one was The Soul’s Sincere Desire (1928). Unlike other Protestant churchmen of the
Dive into learning about God’s purpose and plan for your life. A new version of God’s Reach, by Glenn Clark, has been published by Carol Kirkstadt. It contains the full text from the First Edition published by Macalester Park Publishing in 1951 plus a Foreword by C. V. Kirkstadt with additional
In this season we celebrate Emmanuel, God with Us – Heaven coming to Earth. Camps Farthest Out is all about God’s Kingdom coming to Earth, as Jesus announced and as Jesus taught us to pray. I know that I live in a different world since beginning to see things this way, and
“You are given certain possibilities and certain limitations. The art of living for you is to determine how you can create a masterpiece by actually utilizing your limitations, and by using to the fullest extent the talents God has given you.” –Glenn Clark, God’s Reach
“Love is the power that draws all things into perfectly adjusted and harmonious relationship with everything else.” –Glenn Clark, Be Thou Made Whole
We are inviting all from North America and the CFO International Regions around the world to come together in United Prayer.
