Thirty-three Years a Live Wire

Thirty-Three Years a Live Wire is a fascinating memoir by John T. Hatfield, a charismatic preacher and self-described 'live wire' who spent his life spreading the gospel throughout the Midwest. Hatfield's book is full of colorful anecdotes and personal reflections on his experiences as a preacher and his encounters with famous figures of the day. Whether you are a religious scholar or simply interested in the history of the American Midwest, Thirty-Three Years a Live Wire is a must-read.

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