A first-hand missionary account, this is a faithful telling of a chapter in Korean history with scenes of culture and ethnographic color the way William Blair knew it. This is a document of discovery, exploration, and an exciting account of the moment the great revival fell on the Korean church over 100 years ago! The account here of the PyongYang Revival is one of the most important accounts of the event, written by one who was present at the outset. It is also an important chronicle of a pivotal time in Korean history -- making it a source of clues to God's end-time destiny and call on the people and the land. This account is true, clear and compelling. It was written just three years after the fact. It is a rare window into a time, a people and a place. The power of memory for a people and a land is beyond estimation. The DNA of the people and the land that we find here in this book holds vital clues to us who would work to call up the people of the nations into their divine, end-time destiny!