You met God on meadow and moorland; you met Him in the homes of the people. God seemed to be everywhere… not an evangelist, not a special effort. Not anything at all based upon human endeavour, but an awareness of God that gripped the whole community so much so that worked stopped.
(Duncan Campbell describing the 1949 Hebrides Revival)
It’s a quote that still provokes me to this day. Campbell knew how to articulate a moment in a way that never provided a “full stop” to a description: inviting the reader on further trails of daring imagination.