Prisons and prayer, or, A labor of love
Subtitle: an account of nearly twenty-two years of gospel work, seeking the lost, in prisons, reformatories, stockades, rescue homes, saloons and dives, and on the streets, railway trains, etc
By: by Elizabeth R. Wheaton
Publisher: S.B. Shaw
Published: 1906
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 634
Subjects: Evangelists; Biography; Women evangelists; Prisons; Evangelistic work
Other titles: Labor of love; Account of nearly twenty-two years of gospel work
Table of contents: title: Biography and call to the work; title: Letter to my prison children; title: A plea for the prisoners; title: A brief pen picture of prison life; title: Letters of introduction and kind words from governors, prison officials, etc.; title: Some of my prison boys; title: Letters from co-workers and my prison girls; title: Incidents in my prison work; title: Conversion of desperate prisoners prevents a terrible mutiny; title: Remarkable conversion and experience of Geo. H. Colgrove; title: Work in stockades and prison camps in Southern states; title: Work in Ft. Madison, Iowa, and Santa Fe, New Mexico; title: Gone home from the scaffold; title: Work in churches and missions; title: Preaching the gospel on railway trains; title: Street and open air; title: Work in Canada and Mexico; title: Across the sea; title: Travel and toil; title: Letters from prisoners; title: Kind words from friends; title: Sketches from press reports; title: Selections from my scrapbook.