13th August, 1908
Ira D. Sankey, known for his musical collaboration with evangelist Dwight L. Moody, died on this day. His contributions to gospel music and evangelism had a lasting impact on Protestant worship practices, including those in Pentecostal churches.
13th August, 1919
On this day, Rex Humbard was born in the United States, he was a pioneering televangelist and one of the first to broadcast his church services on television, reaching a wide audience and setting the stage for future religious broadcasting.
13th August, 1943
On this day in Christian History, Renowned evangelist Billy Graham got married to his heartthrob, Ruth Bell. Graham's evangelistic crusades and emphasis on the work of the Holy Spirit resonated with Pentecostal audiences and contributed to the broader evangelical movement.
13th August, 1947
Frank Ewart, a significant figure in the early Pentecostal movement and a founder of Oneness Pentecostalism, passed away on this day. He was instrumental in promoting the "Jesus' Name" doctrine and contributed to the establishment of the United Pentecostal Church International.
13th August, 1967
On this day, the Pentecostal Evangel featured the missionary experiences of Louie Stokes in Argentina. The article recounted miraculous healings and the expansion of Pentecostal churches in the region, showcasing the global reach of Pentecostal missions.
13th August, 2011
On this day in Christian History, an article discussing the Smithton Revival, a significant Pentecostal revival movement that began in Smithton, Missouri, was published. The revival, known for its intense worship and reported miracles, eventually led to the relocation of the congregation to Kansas City.
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