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Terrell Newby, the first assistant pastor to serve at Angelus Temple, 100 years ago, recalls how he joined Foursquare and what it was like to be part of the incredible move of God in those early days.
Sister Aimee held a three-week revival campaign at the McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from Mar 21 to April 11, 1920. More than 50,000 people attended the services, hundreds accepted Christ, and many were healed.
Isaac Stone shares his story of encountering the healing power of Jesus.
We are on mission, together. To move forward in God’s vision for the future, we recognize the importance of reaching across generational barriers. Be encouraged by these videos that capture conversations and partnerships with leaders of all ages.
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.
In October 1921, a young woman gave her life to Christ during Sister Aimee’s revival meetings in Canton, Ohio. Her parents reacted fiercely, even threatening to have her committed to an asylum, unless she recanted her confession.
When Aimee Semple McPherson held a special service during her 1921 Denver revival campaign, a crowd numbering 12,000 showed up, bringing scores of people on stretchers, cots and beds for healing.
Aimee Semple McPherson held an unprecedented series of revival meetings in San Diego 100 years ago this month. Here are some highlights of how this outreach brought salvation and healing to thousands.
Bettie Arthur Brown grew up at Angelus Temple and was even healed there as a child. She recalls her family’s involvement in ministry and their friendship with Aimee Semple McPherson.