Helen K. Oswald

The book the Kiehlbauchs purchased from a colporteur at about the turn-of-the-century has influenced more lives directly and indirectly that anyone can ever estimate.Helen Kiehlbauch Oswald, the fourth child in a family of 14, wrote the story that began on such an ordinary day so long ago back on the farm near trip, North Dakota. The complete story will be finished only when the Lord comes and gathers in the harvest. The story, begun in that book in the attic, was first published in 1939. The book is gone through nine printings and is sold 44,560 copies.The author has been asked time and again, "what is happen through the years to the other members of the keel Buck family?" And Helen, who married Emil Oswald, a young minister of the gospel, will tell you – – with a smile letting her face – – that only time will tell the whole story.… (altro)