Up for sale are 7 pages of black and white photos taken from the front of a Billy Sunday the Evangelist  1925 Camp Meeting Hymnal. The photos included are of: "Albert Peterson Advance Representative," "Billy Sunday and his wife Helen A. Sunday," "Homer Rodeheaver," "Robert Matthews Secretary and Pianist," "Mrs. William Asher Director of Business Women's Work," and Miss Florence Kinney Bible Teacher."   My grandpa saved this part of the hymnal after his family attended one of Sunday's Camp Meetings. My grandpa was pretty proud to have been able to see and hear both Billy Sunday and Billy Graham during his lifetime. The pages are 5 1/8" by 7 3/4" tall.
Billy Sunday's journey from a young orphan to a professional baseball player and then to one of America's most influential evangelists is a testament to his remarkable life. Born on November 19, 1862, in Ames, Iowa, Sunday faced a challenging childhood but found success in sports, particularly baseball. His athletic prowess and charismatic personality led him to the major leagues, where he played for eight seasons. However, his passion for baseball was overshadowed by his conversion to evangelical Christianity in the 1880s, leading him to leave the sport to focus on his ministry. Sunday's sermons were marked by his flamboyant style and his unwavering zeal for preaching the gospel. His ministry spanned over 300 revivals, attracting millions of people and inspiring many to embrace Christianity. Despite his passing in 1935, Sunday's legacy continues to influence evangelistic efforts and the power of faith in transforming lives.                                                                                                                                                                                                                   I guarantee customer satisfaction.

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