Notes and Updates

We’ve added several dozen more books on Revival and from Revivalists to the bookstore.  We will be adding more over the next several days.

We’re adding several categories of media to the bookstore.  One of them is testimonies of visits to heaven and another is working with angels.  Check out these new groups.  We’ll be adding more over the next several days!

Hey Everyone,

We are in the process of a major upgrade! The first step is the bookstore. (Check out the new look and improved store software!) We’re adding hundreds of books over the next couple of weeks. Please stop by and purchase from us to support the site. Next  we’ll start on the website itself. We plan to update and add to many of the biographies.

Thanks for your support. 

We will be adding many books to our store over the next several days.  We have added a few items that cannot be easily found that might be of interest to people.  We have a couple of original Voice of Healing magazines, an original 1944 LIFE magazine which includes Aimee Semple McPherson’s funeral, a 5 book set on the Life of William Branham, and TRUST magazine from the  Rochester Bible College an early Pentecostal school. Check these out!

We are in the process of fixing a few broken links and the beginning of a new research push. 

One of the things we have done is to slightly modify A. A. Allen’s biography.  The controversy about whether Allen had an alcohol problem continues to rage across the body of Christ.  Claims for and against are thrown around the internet with little substantial support.  Rather than take a stand one way or the other we simply say there is a question about it and leave it at that. 

We have just added links for approximately a dozen articles written by A. J. Gordon on the reference page under his biography.

We’ve added several editions of Leaves of Healing by Dowie and Voliva (Zion’s successor after Dowie).  These are found on the reference page under Dowie’s biography. 

James R. Dunn was a noted evangelist from West Virginia who was associated with the Voice of Healing organization.  We’ve made a first pass on his biography.

We’ve added a link and small article about Maria Woodworth-Etter being in Greensburg, Indiana where a church was established in 1887 out of revival meetings she held there.  Most of the churches that came from W-E meetings did not succeed as the revival atmosphere would disappear when she left town.

We’ve added several books to the reference page under E, E. Byrum’s biography.  His classic book titled “Divine Healing for the Body and Soul”  is one of the newly added items. The  Church of God, Anderson Indiana was a revival movement in the late 1800′s which included Divine Healing as a foundational belief.  Byrum himself stepped outside the denominational box to work with F. F. Bosworth, although he received little support within his own leadership structure. Byrum had a passion for healing and pursued it, even when it cost him to do so.