Here, in over one hundred of his personal letters,we encounter Martyn Lloyd-Jones first hand. Although he thought of himself as a 'poor correspondent', these pages tell a different story, unselfconsciously displaying the tender forcefulness of a personality which left an indelible impression on those who knew him personally. Here we catch a glimpse of the rounded and balanced picture of the man; the physician and the preacher; the student of deep theology who was fascinated by agricultural life; the lover of books who cared about people; the ardent Welshman who devoted his years to Christian service in England and beyond.