Eighty-three Years A Servant, Or, The Life Of Rev. Alvah Sabin

This book is a remarkable account of the life and legacy of Reverend Alvah Sabin, a prominent figure in the history of the Methodist church in America. From his early years as a circuit rider to his later work as a college president and social reformer, Sabin left an indelible mark on the communities he served. This is an inspiring and uplifting read for anyone interested in the history of American religion and social reform.

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