R. G. LETOURNEAU : Mover of Men and Mountains
LeTourneau, R.G.
Moody Press, 1967
296 pages

Here is the personal tale of an early twentieth-century rough-hewn man who became the builder of the world’s largest earthmoving machinery. The journey was filled with frustrations and failures, which he candidly describes. He also loved Jesus and tells his story of faith and work in an honest, personal style. This story reflects the times when fundamentalist Christians were barely beginning to take the work-world seriously as a place of service. But LeTourneau rose above the idea that only pastors and missionaries could serve God. He saw his business success and wealth as a gift from God.

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