Out of varied and successful experiences as student, pastor, evangelist, author, and as superintendent of a large district, the author of "What A Young Christian Ought To Know" has drawn from a vast store of information and experience. Several most practical and helpful books and booklets which have preceded this one give good evidence or what to expect in this new writing.

Every chapter of this book is brim full of "good things." Chapters Three and Six are particularly exceptional. The style is direct and clear cut, simple enough for the moderately educated, and at times rhetorical and profound for the more cultured. While written with the young more in mind, in both age and Christian experience, the subject matter is equally helpful to mature persons. We anticipate for this most illuminating book a wide circulation.

Walter G. Henschen