Sister Aimee Semple McPherson on Prohibition (1930's)
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Jesus turned water into wine, Guess he was a bootlegger.
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Would she be aware having a creature of god hanging aroud her neck, that propably had a dreadful life? Christianity and animal rights are still in conflict with eachother.
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Completely unfounded scripturally....
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Hey, it's Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) from Glee!
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@muti7777 I think I 1st saw an amazing documentary of her on PBS (public broadcasting station)
& maybe a seach pbs & her name would bring that up, But I do see a Biograpghy part 1/4 off to the rt here & it may even be the smae one, if ya just click that on the rt colomn of the page, i see part 3 at the top
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For fans of Sister Aimee, Good news: my Oscar-considered 2001 documentary "Saving Sister Aimee; The Aimee Semple McPherson Story" was just released on Amazon dot com for the first time in ten years, it's now available. Amicably, Richard Rossi
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@BenAliGtor Is there somewhere one can read more about this episode in her life? Thanks heaps :)
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será que alguem pode traduzir esses videos dela para o portugues;eu gostaria muito de entender.Obrigada Deus abençoe.
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She wore a battery with wires running down her arm to pad. She zapped people with a mild current of electricity. This was the holy spirit! She was a real con artist.
She feigned her own "kidnapping". It set off a nationwide manhunt for her.
It turned out she was hiding in Carmel, CA, with her lover.
BenAliGtor 2 years ago 4
i wonder what should we would do about segregation and prejudice
riawlriawlriawl 11 months ago