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Higgins, a Man's Christian

Norman Duncan

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Higgins, a Man's Christian

Norman Duncan

Written in the early 20th century by Norman Duncan, 'Higgins, a Man's Christian' is a novel set in the rugged Minnesota woods among lumberjacks. It follows Rev. Francis Edmund Higgins, a Presbyterian minister dedicated to guiding these men away from vice through faith and compassion. The narrative explores themes of redemption, community, and moral courage as Higgins confronts challenges like alcoholism and gambling, earning the respect of the lumberjacks who call him 'Pilot.' This work reflects on the power of faith in a harsh environment and the importance of personal connection in ministry.