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Mac Ward Symes
Mac Ward Symes is a man with a message for the Church. His experience in Christian ministry is considerable. He was born in Oklahoma, raised in Tennessee, and then moved to Longvie...view moreMac Ward Symes is a man with a message for the Church. His experience in Christian ministry is considerable. He was born in Oklahoma, raised in Tennessee, and then moved to Longview, Texas, where he served as director of a male choir on a scholarship at LeTourneau University. He later moved to Tyler, Texas, where he furthered his education. He has spent his ministry of over 50 years serving as Texas State Youth and Sunday School Director for his denomination, as well as being an evangelist, pastor, convention speaker, and the author of several unpublished books. Should All Speak with Tongues is his first published book.
Symes devotes his time writing on subjects that can help correct the many divisions that exist within Christianity. He believes he has been called of God to this ministry and no longer desires to ignore or remain silent on many doctrinal issues that have divided God’s family for so many years.
A major source of division has to do with that between Pentecostals and Non-Pentecostals. In this book Symes deals forthrightly with this issue, opens clearer understanding of the problem, and gives numerous scriptural solutions that foster peace, harmony, and love between brothers and sisters in Christ who have traditionally misunderstood Biblical truth on both sides concerning this matter.
Symes believes that many Christians are hungry and ready for the fundamental truth contained in this book regarding being filled with the Holy Spirit.view less