Kathryn Kuhlman, A Theology of Miracles: Understanding Spiritual Encounter

Walk With the Legendary Healing Revivalist




Kathryn Kuhlman went from the Sawdust Trail revivals of her youth to one of the greatest miracle ministries of the twentieth century. Her ministry touched the lives of untold millions, and multiple thousands testified to having received a miracle touch during her deeply spiritual services. Some have attempted to mimic her methods and to adopt her style, but few, if any, have fully understood or appreciated the theological and practical leaps she made when she entered into a new realm of spiritual encounter. It is this hidden manna that this book seeks to uncover.




This book is written in the hope that the Church might come to a better understanding of Kathryn Kuhlman, to understand her life and ministry within its historical and theological context, to clarify her contributions to the Church, and to celebrate her distinctive gifting. She often said that the gift she walked in was available to any believer who would pay the price. It is hoped that by better understanding this unique woman's contribution readers will be empowered with access to similar experiences in their own lives.




In this sympathetic account by Margaret de Alminana, Kathryn Kuhlman takes her place in the story of American religious thought . . . de Alminana shows how Kuhlman's theology and praxis offer an alternative narrative for the growth of modern charismatic Christianity. -Amy Collier Artman, PhD, author: The Miracle Lady: Kathryn Kuhlman and the Transformation of Charismatic Christianity