Jerry McAuley—Evangelist to the Down and Out: From River Thief to Rescuer of the Lost on Water Street Personal recollections by A. S. Hatch, James Talcott, Mrs. E. M. Whittemore, Mrs. Spencer W. Coe, Rev. John Calvin Knox, and contributions by J. H. Wyburn, James A. Richards, and others. With an Introduction by Rev. S. Irenaeus Prime, D.D. In the summer before he died, Jerry McAuley planned to write a detailed account of how God worked in and through his life. He wanted to wait for cooler weather to begin writing. Sadly, he passed away before he could start. Because of this, we have lost many stories about God's grace at work in both the Water Street and Cremorne Missions. Thankfully, enough stories remain, and you'll find them in these pages. They are sure to touch the hearts of Christians. These stories remind us that God's grace is available to everyone, without exception. Just as the most beautiful jewels are often found in the most unlikely places in nature, God's grace brings forth shining examples of His love from even the darkest corners of society... Paperback: https://amzn.to/4f0RATt Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/jerry-mcauley-evangelist-to-the-down-and-out/Chapters: (0:00) Editor's Note (4:13) Introduction (11:14) 1 - Transformed (31:15) 2 - Struggles and Temptations (58:06) 3 - Jerry Becomes a Missionary (1:17:41) 4 - Trials and Triumphs (1:33:30) 5 - Water Street As It Was (1:51:29) 6 - More About Water Street (2:06:54) 7 - Trophies of Grace (2:22:49) 8 - A Mistake and What Came Of It (2:43:26) 9 - Evil Schemes Frustrated (2:56:04) 10 - The Cremorne Mission (3:14:11) 11 - Another Chapter of Testimonies (3:34:48) 12 - Called Home (3:56:43) 13 - On The Old Spot (4:17:07) 14 - Characteristic Sketches and Personal Recollections of Jerry McAuley (4:29:11) 15 - Recollections Continued (4:53:52) 16 - Mr. Hatch's "Recollections" Concluded (5:10:27) 17 - Every Evening In Water Street (5:32:58) 18 - Water Street Meeting—Concluded (5:56:19) 19 - Jerry McAuley's Cremorne Mission (6:21:45) 20 - Jerry as a Journalist and Correspondent