The following is a digital copy of the first page from The Apostolic Faith newspaper, Volume 1, No. 1, 1906, which covered the events of the Azusa Street revival.
The Azusa Street revival began in Los Angeles, California in 1906. It was one of the most significant Pentecostal expressions in the 20th century and a cornerstone that generated the expansionism of Pentecostal ideology throughout the world. The Apostolic Faith was their official newspaper.
The connection between Pentecostals, Christian Zionism, Judaism and the State of Israel.
The financial, political, social and religious relationships between the nation of Israel and Evangelical groups abroad.
A commentary on Michael Psellos’ text concerning the miracle of Pentecost
Technical notes by the English translator on this important text on the tongues of Pentecost
English translation of Michael Psellos text on the tongues of Pentecost
An updated version of Donnegan’s Greek-English Dictionary for download
Eleventh Century Michael Psellos work on the pentecostal tongues in the original Greek.
Mental Disorders and Spiritual Healing: Teachings from the Early Christian East by Jean-Claude Larchet is an examination of mental illness from an Eastern Christian perspective.
Larchet completes a definitive work on the history, perceptions, and practices of the Eastern Church on mental illness. One has to read it for its historical value. This text is not for those looking at therapeutic solutions for those suffering or dealing with a person struggling with some form of mental illness.
The author’s knowledge of modern psychological conventions and Eastern Church practices is finely interwoven. He provided substantial documentation.
An intro to Michael Psellos explanation about the Christian dogma of tongues and pagan Greek practices