This chronical opens a fascinating window of life during the Second World War and the decades following, everyone benefited by developments in technology. Future generations will be interested to learn how people lived during the twentieth and early twenty-first century.

The Red Phone Chronicles: Pick Up the Phone Lord, It's an Emergency is just that: a book of emergency phone calls to God. For those who are willing to keep it honest and real, anxiety, fear, anger, frustration, and everything in between can happen to all of us, from those with no faith to those of us with the strongest. BUT INSERT GOD.If you didn't think it was possible to hold an entire conversation with the Lord, in everyday talk, holding no bars, and have Him respond, Chris and Sabrina Hayes challenge you to read this book. The 26 "chapters" or "emergency 911 manuscripts" are actually illustrated excerpts from Sabrina's journal over 2017, which they describe as their roller coaster year of the ages. Every emotion possible threads through these pages. Angry? God had a Word for it. Broken? God had a Word for it. Discouraged? God had a Word for it. Flat out disobedient, sarcastic, and rebellious? Yep. He had a Word for it.Find your own voice in the pages of this book and listen to God's voice respond to you just as clear as if He was standing next to you. No matter what you have to say or how much you have to vent, He's got a Word for all of it. Pick up your Red Phone and call. He will answer.

This memoir was first published in 1930 and describes the author's school days, his time in the Army, his experiences as a war correspondent and his first years as a member of Parliament.