Glenn, I ran across Anna B. Lock’s name while editing from my book the decade of the 50’s at Oak Cliff, and realized I hadn’t heard about her, so I Googled her, finding only the article in the Summer 94 issue of Heritage Magazine. I really think that it is so neat that you have put them up on the Web in pdf files, so they can be read. Thanks be to you and Darrin and all the Heritage Staff. She died one year after holding her last revival at Oak Cliff, while conducting a revival! (Also enjoyed reading an article review by Darrin on the Humbards)
Lest I fall into the classification of the “ungrateful” of the last days I wish to share with you my enduring gratitude to you and the engineers, staff, and all individuals it took to produce the recordings of Revivaltime. Everyday I listen to several of the services. Everyday CM pushes me into the scriptures. I do not wish to emulate him, however I do hunger for his anointing. It was not his actions that made him a dynamic preacher, but his unction (now that is a word from the past). When I listen to him I think of Paul writing his letter to the Thessalonians, “For our gospel came not unto you in word only, but also in power and in the Holy Ghost.”
Again, My thanks to you.
STEPHEN JOHN
The Second Chance.
Only one life twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.
Good morning Darrin,
I wanted to be sure you knew again how much I appreciated the time you invested in our class, “The Future of Pentecostalism.” All the students strongly recommended that the tour and lecture be included in future classes. You are a gift to the Church. May God do all you envision and more.
Many thanks,
Bob Rhoden
Dr. H. Robert Rhoden taught the week-long Doctor of Ministry class at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. Rhoden serves as Executive Presbyter for the Northeast Area and is former superintendent of the Potomac District Council.
If no one else in the world ever gets touched by what you all are doing, although I am sure there will be others, Know that at least one person was touched, me. You all are doing something that will help Pentecostal people and others for a lifetime.
After that my faith was increased, I prayed for my wife, and she was healed. My faith might not have been where it is now if you and all the staff at the Heritage Center had not been doing this.
For all the Good that you all have done, May God Bless you and Your families abundantly.
Isaac, Jason, and Pam had a wonderful tour last Friday. Isaac was in complete ‘earthly-heaven’ to see the things he saw, and meet the people he met. We would all like to thank you for arranging the tour. Isaac left Springfield with at least 150 photos.
My grandfather was a member of the Christian Catholic Church in Zion. I am interested in reading the “Leaves of Healing” periodicals that were printed by the church. You list a 6 CD set (75TW0441 Heritage Center Digital Products: Leaves of Healing)for purchase. Could you give me a description of what the set contains.
THIS IS OUR 100TH YEAR AS A CHURCH, WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAD ANY HISTORY ON OUR CHURCH THAT WE MIGHT NOT HAVE. OPPELO ASSEMBLY OF GOD – OPPELO, ARKANSAS 72210
Thanks for your dedication to preserving materials and records related to our movement’s earlier years. Also, please express our appreciation to any others who may have helped you in your research.
Is Wayne Warner still there ? Do you have any information in regards to Carl Henry (Hjersman) ? You list his two books on faith healing (Christ, the Great Physician; Exploits of Faith), as reference materials. Where was his last whereabouts after 1949 ? How long did he live ? What became of his ministry ? Do you know if he has any surviving family ?
Apparently, he is pretty obscure. He is not listed as a personality in the Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements. I do not know why as his credentials look fairly substantial…
One of my parents received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit by his ministry of laying on of hands in 1946, at the Oakland Revival Tabernacle (an AG church), under the pastorate of Dr. Lowery.
I would be most appreciative of any information you may be able to supply.
I am reseaching am researching an ancester of
the Pentecostal Member the Waltham, MA as
early of years 1900’s. Her name was Emily
Weatherbee.I am hoping that have some records
on this indivual. Richard
Hello, I saw a photo that you have of a revival in Hanna, Oklahoma in 1925. It is a large group of people and one girl has a guitar. Both of my parents were born in Hanna, and I would like to work with you to identify the unnamed individuals in the photo. I would also like to get a copy of that photo. Please contact me at my e-mail. Thank you and God Bless You.
I am researching for a PhD course for which I am writing and I am unable to document the history of the papers from the Commission on Doctrinal Purity. Who would know when each paper is published and any revisions made?
Specifically I am interested in the Position Paper on Divine Healing and the paper titled “Modern Medicine and the A/G” listed under the topics index on the A/G beliefs webpage.
Any help identifying the authorship/history of these papers?
I cannot remember my password for logging onto the full catalogue. My e-mail address has changed, so folks at FPHC cannot send my password to me. How do I log on and order materials?
If you need more personal information to look up my password, please write to me at the e-mail address here included.
Thank you for any help you can give.
In Christ’s service,
Kathleen Griffin,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
I am trying to contact Darrin Rodgers by email. I spoke to him on the telephone. I found the 120 personal letters that Rev. C.M. Ward wrote to his sister Ruth through the years. I am her daughter and she always sent his letters to me. I stored them in my garage. I would like to get the letters to the museum in a safe manner along with the genealogy I just finished of the Ward family. C.M.’s ancestors came to Prescott, Ontario in the early 1800’s. The Wards owned a large brick factory that lasted for 100 years and made most of the bricks for Prescott. This couple was Jane and John Ward from England. They are buried at the LIttle Blue Church. The Bradley’s came from Ireland. James Bradley was an Irish priest who decided to marry and move to Canada. He was from Cork and she was from Ulster. The Bradley family is still in the original farmhouse. The Bradleys are all buried in the Little Blue Church Cemetery. Alfred George Ward Sr. married Ellen Bradley and their son was Rev. A. G. Ward of Pentacostal renown in Canada. His son was Rev. C. M. Ward.
In viewing the photos of US missionaries and national pastors in Japan, I noticed a photo of a Japanese wedding couple. (P11491) I am researching missionaries to Japan and know the name of this couple. They are Riki (husband) and Mieko (wife) Tani (family name). The photo should be dated October 24, 1928.
John N. Hall said
Glenn, I ran across Anna B. Lock’s name while editing from my book the decade of the 50’s at Oak Cliff, and realized I hadn’t heard about her, so I Googled her, finding only the article in the Summer 94 issue of Heritage Magazine. I really think that it is so neat that you have put them up on the Web in pdf files, so they can be read. Thanks be to you and Darrin and all the Heritage Staff. She died one year after holding her last revival at Oak Cliff, while conducting a revival! (Also enjoyed reading an article review by Darrin on the Humbards)
~` john
Stephen John said
Dear Brother Rodgers,
Lest I fall into the classification of the “ungrateful” of the last days I wish to share with you my enduring gratitude to you and the engineers, staff, and all individuals it took to produce the recordings of Revivaltime. Everyday I listen to several of the services. Everyday CM pushes me into the scriptures. I do not wish to emulate him, however I do hunger for his anointing. It was not his actions that made him a dynamic preacher, but his unction (now that is a word from the past). When I listen to him I think of Paul writing his letter to the Thessalonians, “For our gospel came not unto you in word only, but also in power and in the Holy Ghost.”
Again, My thanks to you.
STEPHEN JOHN
The Second Chance.
Only one life twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.
The Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center offers various Revivaltime products for sale.
Bob Rhoden said
Good morning Darrin,
I wanted to be sure you knew again how much I appreciated the time you invested in our class, “The Future of Pentecostalism.” All the students strongly recommended that the tour and lecture be included in future classes. You are a gift to the Church. May God do all you envision and more.
Many thanks,
Bob Rhoden
Dr. H. Robert Rhoden taught the week-long Doctor of Ministry class at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. Rhoden serves as Executive Presbyter for the Northeast Area and is former superintendent of the Potomac District Council.
Doris & Larry Bray said
Dear Darrin, thank you so much for the tour. You were awesome in your knowledge. Enjoyed it so much — a great memory for us.
Thank you,
Doris and Larry Bray (Dr. George Wood’s sister)
Ernest said
To the staff at FPHC,
If no one else in the world ever gets touched by what you all are doing, although I am sure there will be others, Know that at least one person was touched, me. You all are doing something that will help Pentecostal people and others for a lifetime.
I read an article about faith published in a 1908 magazine that the Heritage Center digitized and placed on its website. http://ifphc.org/pdf/ThePentecost/1908/1908_12.pdf#Page16
After that my faith was increased, I prayed for my wife, and she was healed. My faith might not have been where it is now if you and all the staff at the Heritage Center had not been doing this.
For all the Good that you all have done, May God Bless you and Your families abundantly.
Ernest L. Page
Heavener, OK
Mike Mathews said
Glenn,
Isaac, Jason, and Pam had a wonderful tour last Friday. Isaac was in complete ‘earthly-heaven’ to see the things he saw, and meet the people he met. We would all like to thank you for arranging the tour. Isaac left Springfield with at least 150 photos.
Many blessings and thanks!!
Mike
Jeffery C Van Ness said
My grandfather was a member of the Christian Catholic Church in Zion. I am interested in reading the “Leaves of Healing” periodicals that were printed by the church. You list a 6 CD set (75TW0441 Heritage Center Digital Products: Leaves of Healing)for purchase. Could you give me a description of what the set contains.
Thank you.
PASTOR : JOHN MARTIN said
THIS IS OUR 100TH YEAR AS A CHURCH, WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAD ANY HISTORY ON OUR CHURCH THAT WE MIGHT NOT HAVE. OPPELO ASSEMBLY OF GOD – OPPELO, ARKANSAS 72210
Van Cummings said
Thanks so much for helping me out! I always get the world’s best treatment when I deal with my brothers and sisters in Springfield.
Stanley Hall said
Brother Gohr:
Thanks for your dedication to preserving materials and records related to our movement’s earlier years. Also, please express our appreciation to any others who may have helped you in your research.
God bless you in your work!
Stanley Hall
Renea Brathwaite said
Glenn:
Thanks for your help! I really appreciate your quick response.
All the best,
Renea Brathwaite
allan spickard said
Hi,
Is Wayne Warner still there ? Do you have any information in regards to Carl Henry (Hjersman) ? You list his two books on faith healing (Christ, the Great Physician; Exploits of Faith), as reference materials. Where was his last whereabouts after 1949 ? How long did he live ? What became of his ministry ? Do you know if he has any surviving family ?
Apparently, he is pretty obscure. He is not listed as a personality in the Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements. I do not know why as his credentials look fairly substantial…
One of my parents received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit by his ministry of laying on of hands in 1946, at the Oakland Revival Tabernacle (an AG church), under the pastorate of Dr. Lowery.
I would be most appreciative of any information you may be able to supply.
Kindest Regards, Allan Spickard
Richard Owen said
Dear FPHC.
I am reseaching am researching an ancester of
the Pentecostal Member the Waltham, MA as
early of years 1900’s. Her name was Emily
Weatherbee.I am hoping that have some records
on this indivual. Richard
Lola Smith said
Hello, I saw a photo that you have of a revival in Hanna, Oklahoma in 1925. It is a large group of people and one girl has a guitar. Both of my parents were born in Hanna, and I would like to work with you to identify the unnamed individuals in the photo. I would also like to get a copy of that photo. Please contact me at my e-mail. Thank you and God Bless You.
Jeremiah Gibbs said
I am researching for a PhD course for which I am writing and I am unable to document the history of the papers from the Commission on Doctrinal Purity. Who would know when each paper is published and any revisions made?
Specifically I am interested in the Position Paper on Divine Healing and the paper titled “Modern Medicine and the A/G” listed under the topics index on the A/G beliefs webpage.
Any help identifying the authorship/history of these papers?
Jeremiah Gibbs
Kathleen Griffin said
I cannot remember my password for logging onto the full catalogue. My e-mail address has changed, so folks at FPHC cannot send my password to me. How do I log on and order materials?
If you need more personal information to look up my password, please write to me at the e-mail address here included.
Thank you for any help you can give.
In Christ’s service,
Kathleen Griffin,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
suellen musgrove said
I am trying to contact Darrin Rodgers by email. I spoke to him on the telephone. I found the 120 personal letters that Rev. C.M. Ward wrote to his sister Ruth through the years. I am her daughter and she always sent his letters to me. I stored them in my garage. I would like to get the letters to the museum in a safe manner along with the genealogy I just finished of the Ward family. C.M.’s ancestors came to Prescott, Ontario in the early 1800’s. The Wards owned a large brick factory that lasted for 100 years and made most of the bricks for Prescott. This couple was Jane and John Ward from England. They are buried at the LIttle Blue Church. The Bradley’s came from Ireland. James Bradley was an Irish priest who decided to marry and move to Canada. He was from Cork and she was from Ulster. The Bradley family is still in the original farmhouse. The Bradleys are all buried in the Little Blue Church Cemetery. Alfred George Ward Sr. married Ellen Bradley and their son was Rev. A. G. Ward of Pentacostal renown in Canada. His son was Rev. C. M. Ward.
Karen Welch said
In viewing the photos of US missionaries and national pastors in Japan, I noticed a photo of a Japanese wedding couple. (P11491) I am researching missionaries to Japan and know the name of this couple. They are Riki (husband) and Mieko (wife) Tani (family name). The photo should be dated October 24, 1928.
William Turner said
My great grangfather and mother was a POWs in asia during ww1 His name was also William H Turner. I’m seeking info he was a missionary during WW1