Finis E. Yoakum had a healing and evangelistic ministry in Los Angeles in the 1900’s. Years after Yoakum’s death his Pisgah Home became a refuge for older pentecostals, including many of those who had been involved in Azusa Street. This is when the magazine called Herald of Hope was published. You can read the history in the book called “They Told Me Their Stories” by Tommy Welchel. This well of revival continued to bubble for over 50 years.
We’ve been fortunate enough to track down an electronic copy of “Other faith cures; or Answers to prayer in the healing of the sick” by Dr. Charles Cullis. The link has been added to the reference section under Cullis’ biography.
We have added a link to the book called “The Apostle of Divine Healing” by Gordon P. Gardiner. Gardiner is best know for his biography of Martha Wing Robinson called “Radiant Glory.” This can be found in the reference section under Dowie’s biography.
We added a link for “Life and Labours of Rev. W. E. Boardman” under the reference page of William Boardman’s biography.
J. D. King has been nice enough to send us a link of books, authors, and publishers of material on healing. Check out this link.
http://www.worldrevivalnetwork.com/media/pdfs/healing_bibliography.pdf
We have run across an excellent book on revival we would like to recommend.
An Endless Line of Splendor - Revivals And Their Leaders From the Great Awakening To The Present by Earle E. Cairns. This book is out of print but may be found used on Amazon.com and abebooks.com
We’ve added testimonies from the 1938 Ethel Willitts healing meetings in Akron, Ohio. Thanks to Paul Chidester for providing the information. Willitts is not well known and her career was limited to the late 30s and into the 40s. If anyone else has information on her, her beginnings, and her later life we would appreciate the information.
We have added links for eight testimony articles about Stephen Jeffreys in the reference section under his biography.
We’re trying to locate where F. F. Bosworth is buried. He died on January 23, 1958 in Miami. Is there someone who could check the newspaper archives in the Miami Libraries in the days immediately following his death to find out where he is buried… and maybe even get some pictures for us? We’re happy to give credit to anyone willing to help. Thanks. Leave a message on this blog and we will get it.
We’ve added several clips of Jack Coe “the man of faith” in the reference section under his biography.
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