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F. F. Bosworth

Fred Francis Bosworth was healed of tuberculosis at a young age.  He and his family moved to Zion Illinois and attended John Alexander Dowie's church.  Bosworth embraced the Pentecostal Outpouring and was filled with the Spirit in meetings held by Charles Parham.  He attended meetings at the Azusa Street Mission during that great revival. 

F. F. Bosworth evenutally developed into a substantial healing ministry and held great meetings around the world in the 1920s and 1930s.  He wrote the classic, "Christ the Healer."  Bosworth came out of retirement in the 1940s to mentor a young Oral Roberts, T.L. Osborn, and William Branham.  

F. F. Bosworth Recordings

Marie Brown

Church Founder

(1880 - 1971) 

Marie pioneered the historic Glad Tidings Tabernacle in New York City in 1907.  She later married Robert Brown, and he joined her in pastoring the church.  Marie and Robert ministered side by side, leading countless multitudes into salvation and the baptism in the Holy Spirit.  Glad Tidings Tabernacle was a prominent Pentecostal church for decades in New York City.  Smith Wigglesworth, the Jeffreys Brothers, Howard Carter, and Donald Gee all ministered in this church to the Glory of God. 

Marie Brown Recordings

W.F.P. Burton

Apostle 

(1886 - 1971)

WFP Burton was a Brittish Pentecostal missionary to Africa.  Along with James Salter, Smith Wigglesworth's son-in-law, he raised up a mighty work in the Belgian Congo. Known affectionately as God's "Tramp Preacher," he tramped through jungles, waded through swamps, and walked across a wilderness to raise up a work that saw great signs, wonders, miracles, and many people come to the Lord.  Burton was truly a modern apostle, with all the signs and fruit of that office.  

W.F.P. Burton Recordings

Howard Carter

Apostle and Prophet

(1891 - 1971)

Howard Carter of London, England originated much of the teachings about the gifts of the Spirit that are commonly taught in Charismatic circles today.  He helped to pioneer the Assemblies of God in England and chaired conventions at which his friend Smith Wigglesworth preached. He took a young Lester Sumrall under his wing, and traveled the world with Sumrall.  Howard and Ruth Carter ministered at the Goodwins' church in the 1960s, and felt a great kinship with Mom and Dad Goodwin.  Lester Sumrall wrote of his mentor, Howard Carter, that he was "a man of whom the world was not worthy." 

Howard Carter Recordings

David Du Plessis

(1905 - 1987)

Smith Wigglesworth prophesied to David in 1936 that God would one day use him to bring a renewed understanding of the baptism in the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts to the old-line denominations and to the Roman Catholic Church.  The Lord fulfilled this prophetic word beginning in the 1950s, opening doors for David to minister in these circles, thus birthing a new move of God.  That move was called the Charismatic Renewal.  Members of the old-line denominational churches and the Roman Catholic Church came to so love and appreciate Du Plessis for ministering to them, that they gave him the affectionate title of "Mr. Pentecost." 

 David Du Plessis Recordings

Stanley Frodsham

Prophet, Teacher, Intercessor

(1882-1969)

Known affectionately as God's "Prophet With a Pen," Stanley Frodsham was an early Pentecostal leader of note.  He was close friends with Howard Carter and other early leaders.  He helped to pioneer the Assemblies of God, and edited all their publications through the early years. He wrote "Apostle of Faith," the first biography of his friend, Smith Wigglesworth.  In 1965, Stanley Frodsham gave forth a sobering prophecy warning of coming deception among believers.  We feature on this site his recordings and prophecy.  

Stanley Frodsham Prophecy and Recordings

Christine A. Gibson

(1879 - 1955)

Pastor and educator Christine A. Gibson founded Zion Bible Institute and served as its President for 31 years. Her Bible School still thrives today, training ministers to preach the Gospel. The church she pastored, Zion Gospel Temple still carries on her vision.   

Christine A. Gibson Recordings

Rev and Mrs. J. R. Goodwin

Affectionately referred to as "Mom and Dad" Goodwin by those of us who knew them, the Goodwins attended the meetings of Smith Wigglesworth in the 1930s.  In 1938 they met a young Kenneth Hagin Sr. and took him under their wing, teaching him about spiritual gifts and prophetic ministry.  John Osteen was filled with the Spirit in Mom and Dad Goodwin's living room and preached his first Charismatic sermons from their pulpit. The Goodwins also mentored or spoke into the lives of: Billye Brim, Buddy and Pat Harrison, Marilyn Hickey, Larry Huggins, Elizabeth Pruitt-Sloan, and Mel Montgomery.

Goodwin Audio and Video Recordings

Goodwin biography:  "The Genuine Flow"

Kenneth E. Hagin

Prophet, Teacher

1917 - 2003

Kenneth Hagin ministered for over 60 years as a prophet and teacher, ministering to millions through crusades, radio broadcasts, books, and tapes. He founded  Rhema Bible Training Center. We host the recordings of his services that were held at the Goodwins' church.  

 Kenneth Hagin Recordings

Dr. Harold Horton

University Professor

This Brittish Pentecostal taught at Howard Carter's Bible School for years and helped Carter write the classic, "Questions and Answers on Spiritual Gifts."  Although he has the appearance of a dour theologian, Lester Sumrall wrote that Horton was so well known for his shouts of "Hallelujah" that his friends called him, "Hallelujah Horton."  His sermon, "The Naked Splendour of the Cross," is a masterpiece.

Harold Horton Recordings

George Jeffreys

British Revivalist and Denomination Founder

(1889 - 1962)

This English Revivalist ministered under a mighty healing anointing, built churches, and led many to Christ.

George Jeffreys Recordings 

Aimee Semple McPherson

Healing Evangelist and Denomination Founder

(1890 - 1944)

Aimee Semple McPherson was born in Canada, and became an early Pentecostal evangelist, rising to prominence in the USA in the 1920s. Aimee held tent meetings in which countless sinners came to Christ, and believers were filled with the Spirit and spoke in tongues. Eventually she settled in Los Angeles, pioneering her church which she named Angelus Temple, pioneering Christian radio, and also founding Life Bible College. Sister Aimee founded the Foursquare denomination, that carries on her work today.

Aimee Semple McPherson Recordings

T. L. and Daisy Osborn

 Missionaries and World Evangelists

The Osborns were mentored by F.F. Bosworth and entered the ministry at the heighth of the Healing Revival in 1949. They preached the Gospel with signs following all over the world.

T. L. and Daisy Osborn Recordings

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Songs of Pentecost:

Here is a link to an old gospel song book published in 1894.  It contains some of the old songs that are hard to find anywhere else:

Songs of Pentecost