Focusing on Garfield Thomas Haywood, this work explores his influential role in shaping early 20th Century Pentecostal theology, particularly his oneness interpretation of the Christian message. It examines Haywood's connections with contemporaries like Seymour and Parham, providing a rich historical context. The author, Rufus G. W. Sanders, combines extensive research, personal interviews, and private materials to create an accessible narrative. Themes central to Haywood's legacy are thoughtfully addressed, showcasing Sanders' depth of knowledge while maintaining a reader-friendly approach.
