Pentecostal Pioneers: Walter S. Gunn
Pentecostal Pioneers: Walter S. Gunn By Jane Guinn McClain Walter S. Guinn was a man who wore many hats in […]
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Pentecostal Pioneers: Orville T. Frame
Pentecostal Pioneers: Orville T. Frame By Ilene K Dewar On January 1, 1901, at Topeka, Kansas, the Holy Spirit was […]
Pentecostal Pioneers: Warren Debbs Emberlin
Pentecostal Pioneers: Warren Debbs Emberlin By Warren D. Emberlin As told by Noble D. Emberlin My dad was a farmer […]
Pentecostal Pioneers: Charles Clifford Deckard
Pentecostal Pioneers: Charles Clifford Deckard By Audrey E Deckard “Then Peter said, Silver and gold have I none; but such […]
Pentecostal Pioneers: John H Dearing
Pentecostal Pioneers: John H Dearing By Joyce Macbeth Morehouse In the early 1900s, a young cowboy from Idaho heard about […]
Pentecostal Pioneers: Mack Dixon Abbott
Pentecostal Pioneers: Mack Dixon Abbott by Marvin E. Abbott Born on March 31, 1894, my dad, Mack Dixon Abbott was […]
Pentecostalism Catches Fire
Pentecostalism Catches Fire The flame of Pentecostalism w as first lighted when Charles Fox Parham declared in 1901 that speaking […]
Apostolic Church History
Apostolic Church History Prepared by Martvred Saints Arranged by Ron Knott “…. I will build my church; and the gates […]
Old-Time Pentecost- How they Trusted Him
Old-Time Pentecost- How they Trusted Him By T. F. TENNEY No study of Azusa Street, its events and its people […]
Pentecost With Signs Following- Early Days
Pentecost With Signs Following from “The Apostolic Faith” By: Frank Bartleman Many are asking how the work in Azusa Mission […]
