The Lutheran Evangelistic Movement
"The Lutheran Evangelistic Movement has as its purpose by God’s grace to revive and deepen the spiritual life and fellowship of believers, to save the lost, and to encourage the use of spiritual gifts for the extension of Christ’s kingdom" (from the 1951 LEM constitution). A Revival History of the LEM - Book Released!
Jonathan Anderson has been a board member and an evangelist for the Lutheran Evangelistic Movement, but another one of his significant contributions has been to write a book chronicling God's mighty works during the early years of the LEM. Sixteen chapters tell the story of the LEM’s origins, growth, and widespread use by God during its first two decades (1937-1957) within the context of a national revival. There are also three appendices, the third of which covers the LEM of the 1960’s and 70’s and the youth revival movement of those years. 
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