The Voice of Healing (B&W)
The Voice of Healing (B&W)
44,00 €
The 1947-1958 Healing Revival was the most powerful spiritual phenomenon of the twentieth century. Like a divine seismic shift of massive proportions, it triggered a host of movements and ministries which crashed on the shores of global Christianity with tsunami-like force.
Its aftermath generated the unprecedented and exponential growth of the Pentecostal-Charismatic movement which now numbers over 550 million members across the world.
Preaching salvation, healing and deliverance, scores of ministers established independent evangelistic associations with remarkable success. They filled gigantic tents and the largest auditoriums across America and around the world.
The principal leaders were William Branham and Oral Roberts but an effective army of faith-filled protégés spread the movement far and wide. They included A. A. Allen, Jack Coe, VelmerGardner, W. V. Grant, Raymond T. Richey, T. L. Osborn, Jack Moore, Clifton Erickson, A. CValdez, David Nunn and a host of lesser-known preachers.
God raised up Gordon Lindsay to be a catalyst and chronicler of the revival and the Voice of Healing magazine was the vehicle he employed.
The 100 magazines in this collection tell first-hand, the stories of the principle players of the drama. Their experiences of miracles, healings, deliverances, signs and wonders will inspire your faith and encourage you to pick up the torch of their ministries and run triumphantly into the great end-time revival before Jesus returns.
| Book Title | The Voice of Healing (B&W) |
| Author | Revival Library Books |
| Type | Download |
| Date Published | Jan 02, 2019 |
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