A Glimpse into Glory
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Kathryn Kuhlman introduced the Holy Spirit to a generation who knew Him not. Thousands were born again and healed by the power of God during her miracle services. While most people knew Kathryn Kuhlman only as a woman of miracles, her most lasting contribution to the kingdom is her teaching. Her daily radio broadcasts were gems of truth and wit.
This book captures Kathryn’s spoken wisdom while also telling the stories of the miracle healings she witnessed. Hundreds of thousands bought her only authorized biography, Daughter of Destiny, to know her better. Then before she died in 1976 she told her biographer, Jamie Buckingham, “Tell it all.” He realized that what she taught was even more important than what she did.
That realization birthed A Glimpse Into Glory. The short chapters that compose A Glimpse Into Glory—carefully transcribed and edited from Kathryn’s radio teachings—represent some of the best messages she preached around the nation. Several are unpublished statements she gave to various magazines and newspapers, taken verbatim from interview tapes. What she had to say gives us not only insight into a woman God used as a prophetic leader, but also provides something far more important: glimpses into His glory.
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Jamie Buckingham was an internationally recognized pastor, author, and leader in the Charismatic Movement from the early 1970s to his death in 1992. Respected among liturgical, evangelical, and Pentecostal Christians, he was a close friend and confidant to many of the most influential Christian leaders of the late 20th century. Jamie wrote numerous books for Kathryn Kuhlman, Corrie ten Boom, Pat Robertson, and many others. His book Run Baby Run with Nicky Cruz became an international bestseller. His award-winning magazine columns and bestselling books, including Risky Living, Where Eagles Soar, and A Way Through the Wilderness, cemented his reputation as a transparent, approachable leader, an insightful Bible teacher, and a master storyteller. Jamie was founding pastor of the Tabernacle Church, an interdenominational congregation in Melbourne, Florida, where he served for 25 years. He lived in a rural area on the east coast of Florida with his wife, Jackie, surrounded by his five married children and numerous grandchildren.
