"What Can One Person Do?"

In 1858, a Sunday School teacher, a Mr. Campbell, 
led a Boston shoe clerk to give his life to Christ.  

The clerk, Dwight L. Moody, became an evangelist, and 
in England in 1879 awakened evangelistic zeal 
in the heart of Fredrick B. Meyer, pastor of a small church.  

F.B. Meyer, preaching on an American college campus,
brought a student to Christ named J. Wilbur Chapman.

Chapman engaged in YMCA work and employed a 
former baseball player, Billy Sunday, to do evangelistic work.

Sunday held a revival in Charlotte, North Carolina.
 
A group of local men were so enthusiastic afterwards 
that they planned another evangelistic campaign, bringing 
Mordecai Hamm to town to preach.

In the revival a young man named Billy 
Graham heard the Gospel and yielded his life to Christ... 

And the story goes on! 

Could the Sunday School teacher, Mr. Campbell, 
have dreamed of what he had started when he 
was concerned about a young lad in his class?

 Is it possible a chain reaction that will affect the
next hundred years might be started by YOU ?

 From Tell It Like It Is, a Gospel Light pub.