When Norman Grubb took over WEC from its dynamic founder, his father-in law C. T. Studd, the mission was in a period of turmoil. Grubb's quality of leadership rescued the mission and led it to the prominent position it holds in world mission today.
Here we find what motivated Grubb, the personal cost of leading from the front and the healthy respect he earned from colleagues inside and outside WEC.
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