Contents

What Others Are Saying...
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter 1 - What Do These Stones Mean?
Chapter 2 - In the Foundations
Chapter 3 - So Many Rivers
Chapter 4 - Deposits of Gold
Chapter 5 - Gems in the Rock
Chapter 6 - Signs That Make You Wonder
Chapter 7 - The Breath of Heaven
Chapter 8 - Home and Away
Chapter 9 - Inheriting the Blessings
Chapter 10 - Connecting the Generations
Chapter 11 - Sons and Daughters of Laughter

Here I will give a little insight into the person behind ‘Britain’s Spiritual Inheritance’: Diana Chapman.

Diana Chapman has lived a varied life that has seen her enter into, and contribute to a number of areas of ministry. Diana completed a Masters degree in Mission at the University of Wales before serving as a missionary in Uganda for three years.

She has conducted extensive research into the history of British revivals, which has led her to write two books: first, ‘Searching the Source of the River, The Forgotten Women of the British Pentecostal Revival’ - which gives backgrounds on and impacts of notable women revivalists, and second, this book: ‘Britain’s Spiritual Inheritance’.

Diana teaches extensively both in the UK and abroad. She is part of training teams from River Church, Windsor that equip people to do mission.

In ‘Britain’s Spiritual Inheritance’ Diana Chapman reminds us of Britain’s rich revival heritage. Stories are told of our rich history as a beacon of Christianity including the 19th and early 20th century revivals.

But this isn’t just a story about the past, it’s one that urges readers to be expectant of more revival and to be prepared.

“Britain’s Spiritual Inheritance is an important book—a very important book. Diana Chapman has successfully captured the burning embers of past moves of God and embedded them onto these pages. Be prepared to burn in your heart. I can’t imagine any other outcome.” BILL JOHNSON (from the foreword) Senior Pastor, Bethel Church, Redding, CA.

Britain’s history is full of the stories of great men and women of God who saw Him move powerfully in their day. This is our heritage, but more than that, it is a spiritual inheritance that belongs to us – and it is time to claim back what the enemy has stolen.

Join the author on a journey of discovery as she tells some of the stories and explores what it means to ‘redig’ the wells of revival and understand our spiritual inheritance.