Sowing Without Fainting

Chicago: Weir Brothers, [c. 1930]. Loose_leaf. Very Good. 5 x 7 inches (page size). Four pages printed on single leaf with single fold. Lightly toned. Small marginal loss to lower corner. Panton (1870–1955) was the pastor of Surrey Chapel, Norwich, Norfolk, UK. He was the editor (1924–1955) of The Dawn Magazine, the author of several books and tracts, and a British leader amongst those pursuing Prophetic studies. Panton founded and edited a new bi-monthly magazine, The Dawn, an Evangelical Magazine, which first appeared on 15 April 1924. Panton’s aim for his magazine was the stimulus, encouragement, and instruction of Christians who believed without reservation in all the Scriptures, and who sought to devote their lives to the highest ends before the return of Christ and the Kingdom. His editorial policy was to keep The Dawn as a fundamental, evangelistic, missionary, prophetic, dispensational, devotional magazine. Often, one of his sermons would be taken down in shorthand by a member of his congregation, and appeared as one of the articles in a later edition of the monthly magazine. He typically wrote the magazine’s main article, and these were often separately published as tracts. An interesting American imprint with an evangelical flavor.