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Faith-Cure & Healing Homes List Early healing homes had their greatest influence from 1880-1915. In 1877 R. Kelso Carter mentions that there are over 30 Healing Homes that he is aware of. Except for the largest, they usually functioned as people's personal homes where those seeking healing could come and be taught and prayed for. By 1920 Paul Rader of the Christian and Missionary Alliance organization lamented most the the healing homes that had been associated with his organization had closed. Many of those who started the homes were passing away, moved on to include the Pentecostal message, or simply shifted their focus to missionary support. Most of these homes are mentioned in passing in various periodicals and no specific dates are available, although they predominantly fall into the 1880-1915 window. Several are associated with the Chrisitan and Missionary Alliance referred to here as C&MA. Please remember that in 1888, when many are mentioned in the Christian Alliance Yearbook, the Alliance was a loose inter-denominational organization which included many different types of churches. They listed these homes under the title of those having "Meetings for the Promotion of Christian Holiness and Divine Healing". A second major source is the "Triumphs of Faith" Magazine by Carrie Judd Montgomery. If the home is not listed with a particular name but only referred to as a Healing or Faith Home then we have simply listed it under the town name. Please do not assume that this was the "official name" for the home. Those listed with *** had national and international impacts. Adrian, Michigan - Mr and Mrs Joseph Knapp, 34 N McKenzie Street, Healing Meetings Sunday afternoons at 3:00. Baltimore , Maryland Ministry - run by Mrs Green before 1888 Berachah Mission- run by Miss Adams at 70 Hanover St, Manchester, New Hampshire started before 1888 ***Berachah - Ministry of A. B. Simpson (C&MA) managed by Ellen A. Griffin and Sarah A. Lindenberg (1883-1917) Locations: 331 W. 34th Street, New York City May 1883, - 328 W. 23rd Street, New York City May 1884, - 61st and Park Avenues, New York City, - 100 and 102 E 61st Street, 250 W. 44th Street March 1890, - and Nyack, New York 1898 Bethany Home and Mission - run by A. S. Orne in Haverill, Massachusetts 1892 (referred to under the Personal Testimonies column) Bethany Home - run by Reverend John Salmon and a Mrs. R. I. Fletcher - in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1890 - ?) (started in 1888 at Bronlaw's Hall, corner of Gerard and Yonge Sts, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Beth-el Divine Healing Home and Mission - run by Charles Parham (1898-1900) Topeka, Kansas Beulah Rest Home - run by Dora Griffin Dudley in Grand, Rapids Michigan (1887-1919) Three locations 91 Baxter Street, then 85 Baxter Street, then 418 Horton Ave. in 1903 Beulah Home - run by Mrs E. Stine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia 1521 Oxford Street, (1889-?) Brooklyn Home - run by Rev. Pannell, Berean Church (before 1888) Cleveland Healing Home - run by Mrs Thompson, 74 Cedar Ave, Cleveland, OH before 1888 Christian Workers Union, Pentecostal Center and Faith Home, run by the Otis Family, Framingham, MA 1910s Detroit Ministry - run by Mr and Mrs. Bronson before 1888 Elim Faith Home - Run by Elizabeth Baker and the "Duncan Sisters" (1895-?) Rochester, New York Elsey Memorial Chapel - Jersey City Heights, Sundays and Thursday 3 pm Divine Healing Meetings. El Shaddai - run by David Wesley Myland in Cleveland, Ohio started before 1888 Faith Cottage - run by Miss M. H. Mossman in Ocean Grove, New Jersey (by 1885) Faith Cottage - started by George O. Barnes and later run by Mrs. Midkiff in Stanford, Kentucky (also known as the "Pink Cottage") Faith Cottage - run by Mary H. Mossman, Embury Ave., Ocean Grove, NJ in summer months. Faith Home - run by Miss M. F. Barker and Miss H. M. Anderson first in Utica, New York (1881) and then in Ilion, New York (1883-?) Women's Faith Home for Incurables - run by Fanny Campbell in Brooklyn, New York. There is an Atlantic Monthly Article which refers to the Home. Faith Home Inc., a Pentecostal Faith Home Associated with the Church of the Firstborn, 846 E. Broadway, East Providence, RI 1921-1923? Faith House - run by Mary H. Mossman in Melrose, Florida in non-summer months. Walking tour shows location Faith Rest Home - 150 Huron Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Gospel Tabernacle - run by Rev. M. Hawkins, Brooklyn, New York (before 1888) Hebron Home - run by Mr and Mrs Frederic Senft (C&MA) in Philadelphia, Pensylvannia. Home
of Divine Healing - Rev E. H. Cobb, The Old Rectory in Crowhurst, Sussex,
England, UK 1930s Ilion Healing Home - run by Misses M. F. Barker and H. M. Anderson in Ilion, New York John G. Lake Healing Rooms - under the ministry of John G. Lake. Spokane, Washington (1915- 1920) and Portland, Oregan (1920-?) Kemuel House - run by Mrs. Sarah G. Beck 4703 Hancock St, Germantown, Pennsylvannia. Wallace and Broad Streets. Ethan O. Allen would visit and minister Also Found on the 1888 C&MA List London Faith Home - run by Mr & Mrs Cantel in London, England Louisville Home - run first by J. T. Burghad and then taken over by Mrs. Clift in Louisville, Kentucky Milwaukee Divine Healing Home, associated with Cyrus B. Fockler, 1924 Minneapolis and St. Paul Ministry -Mrs. Morrow and Friends before 1888 Missionary Rest Home/ later Pentecostal Home - Clara Miner and Dr. Jennie Trout. Los Angeles California. (~1913-1926) later taken over by a Miss A. E. Jacobson and moved to Altadena, California Mountain Lake Park Faith Home, C&MA, 1897 New York City Faith Home - run by J. R. Newton in New York City, New York Peniel Faith Home - run by Anna Prosser at 290 Fargo Ave, Buffalo, New York 1896-1902 Pisgah Mission - run by Finis E. Yoakum (1906-1914) in Los Angeles, California Pittsburgh Healing Home - run by Reverend E. D. Whiteside and William H. Conley (C&MA) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Saratoga Ministry - run by Rev. Mr. Traver, in Saratoga, New York before 1888 Seattle Faith Home - run by Brother Johnson in Seattle, Washington 1904 ***Shiloh Healing Homes - under the ministry of John Alexander Dowie (1894-1906) first in Chicago, Illinois and then Zion City, Illinois Springfield Faith Home - run by Miss Shoemaker with support from Ethan Otis Allen in Springfield, Massachusetts in the 1880s. Run by Rosa and Orpha in the 1890s. Stratford Healing Home - run by Miss Fannie Curtis in Stratford, Connecticut Stratford Faith Home - run by Arthur and Kittie Sloan in Stratford, Connecticut St Louis Faith Cure Home - run by J. D. Asbough in St. Louis, Missouri Sunderland Faith, Rest, and Healing Home under Alexander Boddy 1911 Toronto Faith Home, Harry and Martha Wing Robinson, Eugene and Sara Brooks, (1909-1911) Utica Healing Home - run by Mrs J. P. Kellogg (C&MA) in Utica, New York (these are the Kelloggs of the cereal name, this home started out as healing and having healthy food) Zion Faith Home - run by Harry and Martha Wing Robinson, Eugene and Sara Brooks, (1910 - 1936) Zion, Illinois
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