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One Solitary Life – with DVD

Author(s): James A. Francis

A story all Christians are familiar with, the story of Jesus, told in such a way, you almost feel as if you are hearing it for the first time ...MORE INFORMATION »

  • It is a story all Christians are familiar with, the story of Jesus. But it is told in such a way, you almost feel as if you are hearing it for the first time
  • Makes a wonderful gift for people of the Christian faith

Ken Blanchard, author of the “One Minute Manager” first heard One Solitary Life at the end of the Christmas pageant at the Crystal Cathedral in Orange, California. He says this:

“The first time I heard One Solitary Life, it hit me like a ton of bricks. It put in perspective that all of the pushing in life for wealth, power and status doesn’t really mean anything. What really matters is what you do for others.”

Through some digging he found that the story came from a powerful essay from a 1926 sermon by James A. Francis depicting the life, journey and message of Jesus. No other man, army or movement has affected the people on this earth as much as his “One Solitary Life.”

Years later Ken met with Mac Anderson, founder of Simple Truths, and the project went into motion and we are proud to offer you this classic story beautifully laid out in a gift book you will be proud to give as well as a movie that will help you put your life into perspective and feel renewed and blessed.

Ken Blanchard writes a powerful foreword and offers meaningful reflections about how Jesus made a difference with his life… and what we can do with ours

Hardcover Gift Book: 170 mm x 170 mm with DVD

About the Author

James A. Francis originally shared the story of One Solitary Life at the First Baptist Church of Los Angeles in a sermon, Arise, Sir Knight. It was delivered on July 11, 1926 to the National Baptist Young Peoples Union. Later, Dr. Francis included it as the last sermon in his book, The Real Jesus And Other Sermons published by Judson Press in 1926. Rev. Francis died at age 64 on June 30, 1928.

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