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Title: They Speak With Other Tongues by John Sherrill, Brother Andrew ISBN: 0-8007-9359-5 Publisher: Chosen Books Pub Co Pub. Date: January, 2004 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $11.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.78 (9 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: A good start....
Comment: All Dake-bonoists first learn to speak (or pray) in tongues. Once this is accomplished they learn to "click." Clicking is essentially a form of tongue talking though it is more advanced. Clicking isn't the primary focus of the book. I'm not sure it is even footnoted. Nonetheless the book provides a sound foundation for Dake-Bonoist practices.

Rating: 5
Summary: Amazing
Comment: I found an original edition of this book in the depths of my college's library and took it home on vacation. I started reading on the way there and could not stop! Well, I had to pause every couple pages to share it with my friend because it was so interesting, but you get the point. I highly recommend this to anyone at all interested in the Holy Spirit and tongues.

Rating: 5
Summary: A great book
Comment: I LOVED this book; while on vacation, I found myself reading it twice.

Sherrill started out where I was; curious about spiritual gifts and attracted to them, but not sure where to start, and unsure about their meaning. It seemed that he had my disposition: questioning but interested. As the story unfolds, it is clear that these gifts are only a gateway to more, the "red door" Sherrill speaks of.

I would recommend this book. Even though it was written nearly forty years ago, it has a freshness about it. I recommend this book to anyone interested in spiritual gifts, and interested in the recent history of the Pentacostal and renewal movement.