Pentecostalism · Intermediate
The Azusa Street Revival
From April 1906, William J. Seymour's Apostolic Faith Mission at 312 Azusa Street in Los Angeles became the launching point of worldwide Pentecostalism, remarkable for its interracial fellowship and decisive in making tongues the initial evidence of Spirit baptism, yet marked by practices Scripture does not allow.
The lesson walks through the topic one card at a time. The full study is the complete written article, with its sources.
What you'll learn
1
Who William J. Seymour was and how the Azusa Street mission began
2
Why the revival's interracial fellowship stood out, and why Parham rejected it
3
How The Apostolic Faith paper spread the movement and its doctrine of initial evidence
4
How to weigh the revival's practices by Scripture, especially 1 Corinthians 14
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