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The Last Call

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The Last Call is a 64-page Christian revival handbook by American cartoonist and publisher Jack T. Chick, first published in 1963. It presents selected material from Charles G. Finney's Revival Lectures with Chick's illustrations, addressing prayer, repentance, evangelism, church life, and the conditions the book associates with religious revival.

Its intended audience is evangelical Christians and church readers seeking guidance on personal and congregational renewal. [Chick Publications](https://www.chick.com/products/item?stk=154)

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What is The Last Call by Jack T. Chick?

The Last Call is a 64-page Christian revival handbook by American cartoonist and publisher Jack T. Chick. It presents a strongly evangelistic message centered on repentance, prayer, and conversion.

When was The Last Call first published?

Jack T. Chick first published the pamphlet in 1963. It draws selected material from Charles G. Finney's Revival Lectures and pairs that material with Chick's illustrations.

What topics does The Last Call cover?

It addresses prayer, repentance, evangelism, and church revival. The pamphlet urges readers to respond urgently to Christian preaching and to encourage others to convert.

Who was Charles G. Finney in relation to The Last Call?

Finney was a nineteenth-century American revivalist whose Revival Lectures supplied selected source material for the pamphlet. Jack T. Chick adapted that revival teaching into a short illustrated handbook.

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