As a history of the reopening of the Healing Rooms, it is an invaluable record. Pierce records going to the grave of John G Lake on many occasions, lying on it very occasionally, in pursuit of a mantle to revive the ministry of healing in Spokane. This did not seem inappropriate in the context of the wider story but, in my personal view, it seems to have led to many imitators who want a shortcut to public ministry and are thus flirting with necromancy. Just a small observation on what, in some circles, has become a common practice.
The threads of a tapestry involving several people who, unknown to each other, prayed for a revival of the ministry of healing in Spokane after a dormancy of eighty years is well-chronicled in this book.