"Pentecostal Pioneers Remembered" by K. Malcomson

Pentecostal Pioneers Remembered by Keith Malcomson.

www.pentecostalpioneers.org

Here is a story long untold and mostly forgotten, of faith, power and glory.

This book commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Pentecostal Movement in Great Britain & Ireland, 1907-2007. Herein is the story of the Men, the Movement, the Message and the Miracles that became known as the Pentecostal Movement. These testimonies are timeless, powerful and stirring but sadly most of these pioneers have long disappeared from the sight and remembrance of the church. This is a very simple attempt to stir up the mind of the church to remember these men and women who so impacted families, cities and nations by a life of consecrated prayer, crowned and sealed with Holy Ghost power. Amongst them you will find pastors, teachers, evangelists, prophets and apostles. Although all these pioneers were born in Britain & Ireland yet their ministries deeply affected the world. Their influence and power was amazingly greater than their birth, upbringing, number, education or financial resources. These testimonies will deeply inspire another generation to go and do likewise.

Read of a true healing revival that exalted the Person of Jesus Christ, honoured His shed Blood, which raised up those who walked in the light of His written Word which produced a life of holiness, uprightness and humility.

"I take great pleasure in writing the foreword for this book written by Keith Malcomson...I believe the reading of this book...of how God used these men to recover the spiritual in their day will greatly encourage us, especially the preacher, to believe God to do it again." B.H. Clendennen

www.pentecostalpioneers.org

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• Smith Wigglesworth
• Pentecostal Pioneers
• Donald Gee
• Azusa Street
• Keith Malcomson
• Welsh Revival
• George Jeffreys
• Stephen Jeffreys
• British Pentecostal Movement
• Pentecostal Revival
• B.H. Clendennen
• Pentecostal History
• Alexander Boddy
• T.B. Barratt
• Sunderland Revival

[REVIVALPIONEER]

Hi @Chords300, The reason is that this book primarily deals with British & Irish pioneers as stated in the sub-title of the book. However I do have a chapter in the intro section where I deal with the importance of Seymour and Azusa Street. For the work in Europe he was but one of only many influences. Hope that helps.

[Chords300]

Why is not William Seymour in your ad as a pioneer?

[REVIVALPIONEER]

EXCELLENT! A MUST READ.