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From His Lips: About Himself - Inner Stories #1 - cover

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From His Lips: About Himself - Inner Stories #1

Zacharias Tanee Fomum

Publisher: ZTF Books Online

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Summary

Professor Z.T. Fomum was a man of uncommon spirituality and a world-shaping spiritual genius. 
He was exceptional in many domains. He wasa University professor,a scientist,a world teacher on prayera world teacher on the spiritual life, anda man of most unusual spiritual experiences. 
He was a team leader and apostle of a  
He was a team leader and apostle of a successful missionary work and movement. 
He was also a leading voice for revival. He was a workaholic and loving in his personal relationships in an unusual way and drew to himself men and women of girth and great gifts in life-long relationships and commitment to a cause. 
"From His lips" gives a glimpse into his heart but leaves room for an authoritative biography and other biographies to present the man and the work God did through him, his ministry, and personal influence to the glory of our Exalted Lord Jesus Christ.
Available since: 10/06/2016.

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