Trials and Triumphs of a Minister's Wife

The book shows considerable wear, with a worn cover and no dust jacket. It is an ex-library copy with library stamps and inscriptions present. The binding is intact, though the cover exhibits signs of age and use, including some fading and edge wear. The pages are yellowed, consistent with its publication year of 1923.

"Trials and Triumphs of a Minister's Wife" by Mrs. Julia A. Shelhamer is a religious biography published by Repairer Publishing Company in 1923, originating from Atlanta, Georgia. This book provides a detailed account of the challenges and victories experienced by the wife of a minister, offering insights into Christian life and service. Authored by Mrs. Shelhamer, known for works like "Secret of a Happy Married Life," this edition captures the essence of spiritual endurance and faith. The book is a rare find, especially given its age and specific focus on the life of a minister's spouse. The copy is an ex-library edition, with stamps and inscriptions indicating its previous ownership. The absence of a dust jacket and the visible wear on the cover suggest frequent use, making it a piece of history for collectors of religious texts. This edition is particularly significant for its firsthand perspective on religious life in the early 20th century.