April 2006 is the 100th anniversary of the worldwide revival that started in an old Methodist Church building on Azusa Street in Los Angeles, California. The event will be celebrated April 25-28th, 2006 at the Los Angeles Coliseum and will be attended by believers worldwide. Azusa Street has long been a cherished book in the Bridge-Logos library, and in cooperation with the Azusa Street committee, Bridge-Logos is republishing it as a collector's Centennial Edition.

Azusa Street the Centennial Edition

Frank Bartleman

Vinson Synan (Introduction)

Bridge-Logos Publishers

In the early 1900s, Azusa Street in Los Angeles, California, became synonymous with the Holy Spirit's renewal in America. What began in a dilapidated former Methodist church building became a spiritual fire that sweep across America and over the Atlantic to much of Great Britain and parts of Europe. Here from the pen of Frank Bartleman, an early participant in the movement, we have an eyewitness account of what many believed was the "Latter Rain" of the Book of Joel. It was the time of high and holy days that stirred not only the Church, but many in the secular world as well. Newspapers across America reported the strange events that were taking place. Out of Azusa Street, new denominations and thousands of churches all over the world were born.

Another Wave of Revival

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Whitaker House

Azusa Street

History

Americas

"From Plow to Pulpit" tells the story of noted Azusa Street historian, Frank Bartleman, before the Pentecostal revival began in Los Angeles. This book, volume ten in the Complete Azusa Street Library, actually contains two of Bartleman's autobiographical works, "From Plow to Pulpit" and "My Story: the Latter Rain." The reader will learn of Bartleman's childhood, his conversion and his call to ministry. Bartleman faced many struggles as he preached the gospel under many severe circumstances. Through it all, Bartleman overcame to be an effective gospel preacher. Anyone interested in the Azusa Street revival will want to know the whole story of the author who faithfully reported the move of God to the whole world.

From Plow to Pulpit: the Life Story of an Azusa Street Worshipper, Author and Historian

Christian Life Books

"How Pentecost Came to Los Angeles" is the twelfth and final book in the Complete Azusa Street Library. It has been published several times with different edits and with a number of titles, but to complete the series Christian Life Books has published the original unedited text with the original title. This is the first book that told the story of the revival and Bartleman was not only an eyewitness but a participant. Dr. Stanley Horton was kind enough to furnish a foreword for the book. Dr. Horton's mother attended the Azusa revival and his grandfather Elmer Fischer was a major player.

How Pentecost Came to Los Angeles

The Complete Azusa Street Revival is a set of 12 books about the historic Pentecostal Revival. The books cover every aspect of the revival. The first book is a biography of William J Seymour and a history of the revival. Volumes 2-4 are testimony books. Each comtains eye witness accounts of the revival. Volumes 5-7 contain writing from the revival. Volume 5 is the sermons of William J. Seymour. Volume 6 contains teachings from the revival and letters written from the mission. Volume 7 is a book that Seymour wrote on the doctrines and practices of the mission. Volumes 8-9 are from the skeptics. Volume 8 is articles from religious periodicals that were critical of the revival. Volume 9 is newspaper articles from the Los Angeles papers. Volumes 10-12 are the works of Frank Bartleman, a participant in the revival. Titles 1. The Life of William J Seymour and a history of the Azusa Street Revival 2. The True Believers 3. Saved and Sanctified 4. The Chosen Vessels 5. Azusa Street Sermons 6. Azusa Street Lectures, Lessons and Letters 7. The Doctrine and Discipline of the Apostolic Faith Mission 8. Skeptics and Scoffers 9. Wild and Weird 10. From Plow to Pulpit 11. Azusa Street Missionary 12. How Pentecost Came to Los Angeles

The Complete Azusa Street Library

Larry Martin

William J. Seymour

A História do Avivamento Azusa

EDITORA IMPACTO

El despertar pentecostal de principios del siglo XX. A principios del siglo XX, el nombre Calle Azusa se convirtio en sinonimo de la renovacion del Espiritu Santo en los Estados Unidos. ¡Lo que comenzo en un establo de Los Angeles se convirtio en dinamita y se extendio por todo el pais como una explosion en cadena! Ahora, de la pluma de Frank Bartleman, uno de los primeros lideres del movimiento, tenemos un relato de alguien que vivio los acontecimientos de la lluvia tardía, ¡cuando el pentecostes fue de California a Maine, y volvió!

Azusa Street El principio del pentecostalismo en el siglo xx

Bridge Publishing

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