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William Seymour and the Azusa Street Revival: The Origins of the Pentecostal Movement
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14:29Now PlayingA lot of what people are told about the Azusa Street revival and the origins of the Pentecostal movement is misinformation. Yes, there was extremism and like most movements some of the original ideas have been tweaked somewhat, but the movement was of God and over a century later the movement is still growing globally. Charles Fox Parham and William Seymour laid the foundation for a move of God that is enabling the gospel to go forth into every nation with signs confirming the Word. This is the story (condensed) of how it came about.
The Apostolic Faith - Jan. 1908
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