Sister, Sinner

This audiobook explores the dramatic life of Aimee Semple McPherson, America's most renowned woman evangelist, focusing on her mysterious disappearance in 1926 and the subsequent media frenzy. Known for her innovative approach to spreading Christianity and establishing what is considered the first megachurch, McPherson's story encompasses her influence on American religion, early Hollywood culture, and her controversial downfall. Told with the intrigue of a noir mystery, it offers a compelling look at her rise, fall, and lasting legacy.