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The next best thing to attending service each Sunday at Angelus Temple was to listen to Aimee Semple McPherson when she preached on the radio, shares retired Foursquare Pastor Jim Ritch. 100 years later, we look back at the life changing impact of KFSG..
Foursquare Missions International began 100 years ago this year, when Aimee Semple McPherson sent the first missionaries out from Angelus Temple. The worldwide movement is now in 157 nations.
Aimee Semple McPherson started sending people out to plant new churches in 1924, just a year after Angelus Temple’s opening the year prior. One hundred years later, Foursquare Multiply is continuing our movement’s church planting legacy.
What began as an outreach of Angelus Temple in the 1920s eventually became today's Foursquare Disaster Relief worldwide ministry. (5 minutes)
Take a look back at Sister Aimee Semple McPherson’s prophetic sermon “This Is My Task,” first preached in 1939. (2 minutes)
In December 1926, Angelus Temple conducted a Christmas gift-giving outreach that touched thousands people in need throughout the city, including scores of orphans and other children living in poverty.
Darlene Coombs and her late husband, Edgar, served as missionaries in Venezuela, Panama and Zambia. She recalls highlights, including witnessing miracles, and shares how God gave comfort when Edgar died in an accident.
What began as an outreach of Angelus Temple to the needy in Los Angeles in the 1920s eventually blossomed to the worldwide reach of today’s Foursquare Disaster Relief ministry.
George Jameson grew up at Angelus Temple and personally witnessed many miracles as Foursquare’s founder, Aimee Semple McPherson, prayed for people to be healed.