Notes and Updates Notes and updates on healingandrevival.com

We have added a link under the reference section for Dowie. The link is for the “Leaves of Healing Site” with a lot of material on Dowie and Zion. Thanks to J. D. King for letting us know about this!

We’ve added approximately 85 articles to the reference section for Lilian B. Yeomans.

Yeomans was healed under John Alexander Dowie, worked with the Christian Missionary Alliance in the late 1800s, became baptized in the Holy Spirit and became one of the most prolific pentecostal writers on Divine Healing, taught at L.I.F.E. Bible College under Aimee Semple McPherson, and ended her life writing regular articles for Pentecostal magazines. Truly she will be remembered as one of those who lived and ended well!

We’ve added 6 articles for Lam Jeevaratnam to the reference section under his biography. We’re very happy to hear his English family and Indian family have become reunited.

We have added a link to Roberts Liardons site where he has old audio recordings of Dowie available for listening. We’ve also linked Aimee Semple McPherson and Kathryn Kuhlman as well. We’ve added three articles for McPherson including Send The Fire, Story Of My Life, and Declaration of Faith. We’ve also added a link to the Aimee Semple McPherson Resource Center for those who want more information on her.

Due to a change on the site for the Canadian Alliance Bible College we have had to revamp the references for A. B. Simpson. We have added several book links and also links to new resources that have become available like diaries.

We’ve added articles for Jack Coe, A. C. Valdez Jr., and Richard Vinyard.

We’ve updated information on dates and places for several Branham events in South Africa for his October-December 1951 tour. 

We’ve located a picture of Mossman. She was one of the pioneers of divine healing movement in the United States and had one of the earliest Faith Homes. She tried to model her life after Madam Guyon and lived on faith alone.

R. Kelso Carter was a close associate of Charles Cullis and A. B. Simpson. He wrote one of the best known books on Divine Healing in the 1880s. Things changed and Carter turned away from his previous stance. He eventually became a physician. That change was not a gradual acceptance of medicine but a repudiation of his previous theology. We believe that we have developed a clearer picture of what happened in Carter’s life to bring about that change.

We have added 6 articles under the reference section for Dorthea Trudel.