Few persons in the history of the Church of God have had a wider and continuing impact on the life of the movement than T. Franklin Miller. A healthy and growing church has been the cornerstone of Dr. Miller's ministry in its local, national, and international arenas. Preacher, evangelist, pastor; secretary of Home Missions; president of Warner Press for ten years; starter of the World Conference and planner of four; coordinator of the centennial celebration of the movement; member of the founding faculty of the School of Theology and the developer of its Center for Pastoral Studies, few have been as influential in the formation of the Church of God, Anderson, Indiana.
Church of God Ministries and Warner Press are pleased to publish T. Franklin Miller’s story, told in his own voice. Robert Nicholson notes in the introduction that Franklin “teaches us how life should be lived: pushing through new and formidable frontiers, being willing to risk, serving the Lord with all our gifts, maintaining an attitude of thanks for all.”
