Also look at Peter Marshall's booklet "Under sealed orders" in this library

I was first introduced to Peter Marshall through my Richard Todd phase- if you haven't seen the movie you should. But this book was great. Most books that are posthumously written by wives can be gushy. But this one wasn't. And I loved the appropriate last line. ( )

This book, ya'll. So where's the 5 billion star button again?

I don't think I have ever been so impacted by a single mortal man. I don't know in what way yet, but this book, and this man changed me.

From a reading perspective, it was very well written, and very accurate, as it is written by Peter Marshall's wife. It was almost autobiographical, which I liked. All the stories were so amazing and inspiring, and many of them I was either wiping tears, or clutching my side laughing.

I loved this book! I would highly recommend it to all people! It blessed and encouraged me in a way I cannot explain, as it and the life of Peter Marshall have done to many people. A must read! ( )

Biography of a Presbyterian minister, written by his wife. Peter Marshall was a humble and sincere man and became the Chaplain of the US Congress. ( )

Biography of a Presbyterian minister/US Senate Chaplain by his wife. This guy sets a good example for pastors, husbands, and fathers, even though he wasn't altogether perfect. ( )