Notes and Updates Notes and updates on healingandrevival.com

We’ve added several newspaper advertisements to the reference page under A. A. Allen’s biography.  We located an early 1945 ad showing him as an accordian playing, singing, healing evangelist.  Check them out.

We’ve added links for Roberts Liardon’s Gods General Videos for both William Branham and A. A. Allen on the reference pages under their biographies.  We have also removed broken links for both of them .

We’ve added an extended biography on Mina Ross Brawner from the Enrichment Journal.

We have removed broken links and added several video links on the reference page for Wigglesworth under his biography.  These include:

Roberts Liardon’s Gods Generals Video on Wigglesworth, plus Lester Sumrall talking about meeting Wigglesworth, and a short family video clip.

We’ve fixed some broken links on the John G. Lake reference page under his biography.  We’ve also added a video and article links including:

Roberts Liardon’s God’s Generals Video on Lake hosted by Patricia King on XPMedia

Articles include: The Delivering Power of John G. Lake, Baptism of the Holy Spirit, Christ Liveth in Me, Teaching on the Tangible Spirit of God, a couple of short biographies, and a photo og Lake in his “Healing Car”

We have fixed some broken links and added the following to the reference page under Aimee Semple McPherson’s biography:

Robert Liardon’s Gods Generals Video on McPherson hosted by Patricia King’s XPMedia site

The October 30, 1944 Life Magazine Article covering McPherson’s funeral – ever dramatic even in death

Photos on McPherson collected by Corbis photography, the largest we’ve seen in one place

We’ve added a link to Robert Liardons’ Video on Kathryn Kuhlman under her reference page.  Also a link to pictures of her grave marker and location from Find-A-Grave.

We have fixed broken links and added some new links to information on Jennie Smith on her reference page.

Thanks to the kind gentleman in England who provided the photo of Asa Mahan’s headstone in Ocklynge Cemetery, Old Eastbourne.    The picture and inscription information can be found on the reference page under his biography.

Thanks to a kind person who provided personal and family gravestone pictures for Charles Cullis in Mt Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA.  Cullis is buried next to his first wife Chastina, a baby born to them that died, and his son born to his second wife Lucretia.  His grave stone has the phrase “I Believe God”  running along the top.  We have put a picture of Cullis’ marker on the reference page under his biography.

We’ve added another Charles Cullis book to the reference section under his biography.  It’s titled “Faith Healing.”   This is a very hard to come by book and we think it’s quintessential Cullis teaching.  He explains the basis of praying for the sick, his belief about the use of medicines, gives some great testimonies, and challenges critics who only look at who is not healed rather than looking at who is.