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The Banner of the First Azusa Street Mission Newspaper Published September 1906. After Azusa Street Here you will find historical articles concerning the Azusa Street Mission and the impact this great Mission had on the rise and development of 20th Century Pentecostalism and the Church. |
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Revivals That Almost Started Racism, pride and jealous competition prevented both the Social Gospel and the Pentecostal revival from greatly affecting Topeka |
Beniah At The Apostolic Crossroads Little Noticed Crosscurrents of B.H. Irwin, Charles Fox Parham, Frank Sandford, and A.J. Tomlinson" |
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Azusa Street Missions Spiritual awakenings and missionary zeal have long been associated on the American religious scene.
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Genesis Of The Pentecostal Movement In the United States there were movings of the Holy Spirit as early as 1854 in New England, among those who were known as “The Gift People.” |
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William Durham Durham became welt known for his repudiation of the Holiness doctrine of sanctification as a “second work of grace," |
After Azusa Street The dimming of the Azusa Street revival by 1908 would have ordinarily spelled trouble for a young movement, especially if it were tightly organized. |
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Water and Spirit Baptism Water Baptism and Spirit Baptism in the Church Fathers |
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| This web site is dedicated to
the memory of those who experienced the great outpouring and manifestation of the Holy Ghost
in 1906-1908 at 312 Azusa Street, Los Angeles California, and took this
message to the world . To who, I--and millions like me--am indebted to and
grateful. --Rev. Curtis Bond editor.
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