F W Boreham: 10 books

In Lover of Life the distinguished author Dr. F. W. Boreham draws back the curtain to pay tribute to one of his mentors, Joseph John Doke. This is a tantalizing sketch of a pastor, artist, author, who later in South Africa became a friend and freedom fighter with Mahatma Gandhi in the struggle for...

Throughout his life F. W. Boreham wrote and refined his stories in order to master the difficult art of telling a story well. Such diligence was awarded as Dr. Boreham became recognized as one of the leading Christian preachers and writers in the first half of the twentieth century.

Nuggets of Romance is a collection of biographies of famous individuals. “If the life of the ordinary person is a nugget of romance, what a literary goldmine the life of the extraordinary person should prove.” F. W. Boreham, The Mercury, 9 December 1933. F. W. Boreham could see the romance in...

This book brings five previously published essays together for the first time. F. W. Boreham discusses five well-known second themes—Second-Hand Things, The Second Crop, Second Fiddles, Our Second Wind and Second Thoughts. It is usual to regard anything that is second as being inferior in quality...

Volume of spiritual essays published in 1922. Frank William Boreham (3 March 1871, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England - 18 May 1959, Melbourne, Victoria) was a Baptist preacher best known in New Zealand, Australia, and England. (His birth coincided with the end of the Franco-Prussian War and he...

Like the previously published Nuggets of Romance this is the first time these F. W. Boreham writings have been offered in a book. When I read these biographical sketches I am reminded that all of life is meaningful. Boreham writes about a variety of people. Though he briefly mentions inconsistencies...

Loose Leaves chronicles F. W. Boreham's pilgrimage to the birthplaces and homes of great English and Scottish writers. His communion with them as a young writer recalls quotations and thoughts from their books. He writes about history, literature, faith, heroism, royalty and the charms in everyday...

The Coming of Snowy (1942) is a slightly modified version of “A Saxon Princess,” published in F. W. Boreham’s The Three Half-Moons (1929). Readers familiar with the author will recognize his endearing style in this story about his early days in Mosgiel, New Zealand. The second part of this volume explores the lessons we can learn from his experience. 

I can enjoy this all year long for its timeless truths. It contains one of the most important thoughts that I have ever read. “If I had my ministry over again, I would talk more about God…. His very self …” Once again it is obvious that Boreham wasn’t just a preacher who writes. He became...

This book is among the best-selling popular classics "bestseller". Here is an extract of this book : The Algonquin chiefs are gathered in solemn conclave. They make a wild and striking and picturesque group. They are assembled under the wide-spreading branches of a giant elm, not...