¿Dónde queda la Calle Azusa?
El Avivamiento de la Calle Azusa fue una serie de reuniones de avivamiento pentecostal que tuvieron lugar en Los Ángeles, California, dirigidas por el predicador afroamericano William J. Seymour.
¿Quién fue William Seymour y como Dios lo uso en aquel tiempo para su reino?
William Joseph Seymour (2 de mayo de 1870 – 28 de septiembre de 1922) fue un pastor estadounidense, iniciador del movimiento pentecostal.
¿Qué iglesia fundó Carlos paran?
Pentecostalismo clásico – Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre.
¿Cuándo comenzó el movimiento pentecostal?
En la segunda década del siglo XIX en Inglaterra se inició un movimiento que sí puede llamarse claramente pentecostal, aunque no prosperó. Es el iniciado por Edward Irving (1792-1834).
Who was William Seymour?
Christian history is marked by humble men and women whom God raised up and used for a special work. William J. Seymour was such a man. He was born in 1870 in Centerville, Louisiana, to parents who had only a few years earlier been freed from slavery.
What was the character of Thomas Seymour like?
Seymour was described as “humble,” “quiet” and “soft spoken.” William Durham said of him: He walks and talks with God. His power is in his weakness. He seems to maintain a helpless dependence on God and is as simple-hearted as a child, and at the same time is so filled with God that you feel the love and power every time you get near him.1
Where did William Seymour learn to read and write?
He attended a freedman school in Centerville and learned to read and write. In fact, his signature shows a good penmanship. Fleeing the poverty and oppression of life in southern Louisiana, Seymour left his home in early adulthood. He traveled and worked in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and other states possibly including Missouri and Tennessee.
Where can I find William Seymour’s sermons?
(Seymour’s sermons have been compiled into Azusa Street Sermons, available from our online bookstore. Click the title for ordering information.) Visit the William Seymour’s Sermons page on this website to read a sample sermon or learn more about the newspaper on The Apostolic Faith page.