John G. Lake's Writings from Africa

Curry Blake

Xulon Press, 2005 - Biography & Autobiography - 200 pages

"John G. Lake's five year tenure as a missionary in South Africa has long been shrouded in mystery and conjecture, with only a few testimonies coming from Lake's sermons as he ministered healing to hundreds of thousands later in life. In this exciting volume, you will find details concerning the death of Lake's first wife after only a few months in South Africa, the beginnings of the unprecedented revival that began within days of the arrival of Lake and fellow missionaries, the astounding miracles and healings that were the hallmark of the fledgling Pentecostal Movement, and a complete transcription of Lake's own African diary."--Provided by the publisher

Contents

• Apostolic Faith Oct 1908: 13
• How God Makes Missionaries: 15
• Upper RoomMay 1910: 29
• How God Makes Missionaries Excerpt: 33
• Jan 1909Reports from Regions Beyond: 39
• Letter from SAApril 1 1909: 49
• A Call For Helpers: 55
• South Africa from Brother Lake June 7 1909: 59
• The Position of The Apostolic Faith Mission of South AfricaOct 6 1912: 63
• The Power of HealingNov 1910: 75
• The Upper RoomLetter of Confidence: 79
• In Johannesburg: 83

Bibliographic information

• Title: John G. Lake's Writings from Africa
• Author: Curry Blake
• Compiled by: Curry Blake
• Publisher: Xulon Press, 2005
• ISBN: 1597815144, 9781597815147
• Length: 200 pages
• Subjects: Biography & Autobiography / Religious; Religion / Christian Ministry / Missions; Religion / Christianity / Pentecostal & Charismatic; Religion / Inspirational