From Plowboy to Pentecostal Bishop

Dr. Tony G. Moon’s biography of Bishop J. H King appears at an opportune juncture in the history of Pentecostal historiography. In recent years, scholars from around the world have “discovered” Bishop King and his seminal work as an early Pentecostal leader who was theologically highly educated for his time, place, and social location. Now, with Dr. Moon’s excellent and complete biography of his life, the stature of “the Pentecostal aristocrat” as a theologian, journalist, educator, and churchman will only grow and expand as newer generations get to know the man who defined what it meant to be a Pentecostal

Bishop in the early days of the movement. 

—From the Foreword by Vinson Synan,

Dean Emeritus, Regent University School of Divinity;

Interim Dean, Oral Roberts University College of Theology and Ministry