Notes and Updates Notes and updates on healingandrevival.com

We’ve added to the following Wells of Revival lists Missouri, Ohio, Michigan, and Kansas. We’ve updated A.J. Gordon’s info to include death date. We’ve also made one addition to the Timeline information. We’re trying to locate where A. J. Gordon is buried. Anyone know?

We’ve just added about 35 articles and poems by David Wesley Myland to the reference section under his biography. Myland was a founding member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance before moving into Pentecostal circles. He had several healing experiences, opened healing homes and Bible schools, and taught at Stone Church the Pentecostal revival center in Chicago.

We’ve added a few reference articles about Draper inlcuding her obituary from the Latter Rain Evangel. We’ve also updated family information from Census data, most references list the wrong birth date for her. The obituary listed her home address in Ossining, New York so that’s also been added to the “Wells of Revival” section.

We continue to make links under the Wells of Revival section for Dr. Charles Cullis in Boston. The Boston Historical Society has an online link to a picture of his church on Bowdoin Street. We’ve also included maps for his various homes.

We’re adding excerpts from Boston Historical Maps for Charles Cullis Healing Wells sites. Look under references for Charles Cullis or the Cullis links in Boston, Massachusetts under Wells of Revival. This will show the historical site overlaying a current map so you can walk the land that Cullis owned.

There is a terrific site called the David Rumsey Map Collection that overlays historical maps with current maps. Check it out for several historical cities.

http://www.davidrumsey.com

We’ve been contacted by family members of Lam Jeevaratnam. They have been kind enough to provide a couple of the pre-salvation advertisements for him. It appears that prior to his salvation he had been married in India, but got involved with a woman from England. He went through a marriage ceremony with her and had two children. Once saved though he left her and returned to India and his family there. Whether out of guilt, or other reasons, he never contacted his English family again. This is certainly a very sad aspect a man’s life who preached the gospel on three continents.

We’ve added about 25 articles to the reference section under the biography of Maria Woodworth-Etter. Most of the articles are from Pentecostal papers of the day. We’ve also updated Wells of Revival Links for Woodworth-Etter meetings in the following states – Kansas, California, Iowa, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennesse, Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, Michigan, Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, and Indiana.

Wow we have just uploaded links to another 25 articles by and about F. F. Bosworth. That makes alomost 80 articles on the reference page under F. F. Bosworth’s biography on our Healing and Revival website. This is a treasure trove we urge you to check out. Most people know Bosworth from his classic book Christ the Healer but these articles give a much more “flesh and blood” perspective on his life. We’ve also added a link to Bob Bosworth’s web page. Bob is F. F. Bosworth’s son and has his own ministry.

We have updated listings for several US States with information on F. F. Bosworth and B. B. Bosworth meetings. These include Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Connecticut, Georgia, New York, and DC. For Canada we have updated Ontario and Manitoba.

Missionfinder.org has gone to the trouble of putting the Richey book online. It’s 177 pages and an incredible read if you like testimonies of God’s healing power! We’ve made a link to it in the reference page under Richey’s biography.