This is the official report of the International Conference on Holiness and Healing, held in the Agricultural Hall, Islington, London, England, in early June, 1885 under the leadership of William Boardman and A. B. Simpson. Many historians acknowledge that the present Pentecostal movement was first initiated in this conference. Some reports acknowledge that as many as 2000 leaders converged on London from all over the world to discover that divine healing is the "children's bread."

These are the actual teaching notes given at the conference June 1-5 1885. 368 pages

Alexander Dowie and others pointed to this London conference as the seed-bed for the healing movement they enjoyed. A year later, in 1896, he founded the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion, Illinois, USA which became a famous place for healing.

George Jeffreys was undoubtedly one of the greatest British evangelists of the last century. He pioneered a Pentecostal ministry which included preaching the Gospel with authentic signs following and planting new churches, clearly exhibiting an apostolic ministry. From small halls across the nation to the largest, including the Royal Albert Hall and Crystal Palace in London, he saw thousands converted, baptised in the Holy Spirit and healed by prayer in the name of Jesus.

In this book he states his understanding of the Biblical doctrine of healing in a clear and systematic way, peppering his teaching with examples from his dynamic ministry

John Alexander Dowie's ministry predated the contemporary revival of Pentecostalism, and many of his followers became influential figures in the Pentecostal revival in the early years of the twentieth century. His teaching on healing laid a great foundation for the new spirit-filled churches to build on.

This particular 20 page pamphlet is a scanned facsimile of the original and offers sound counsel to those who find themselves subject to sickness. We hope to have a selection of Dowie's works on a single CD by this autumn.

John Alexander Dowie's ministry predated the contemporary revival of Pentecostalism, and many of his followers became influential figures in the Pentecostal revival in the early years of the twentieth century. His teaching on healing laid a great foundation for the new spirit-filled churches to build on.

This particular 32 page pamphlet is a scanned facsimile of the original and is one of the first serious attempts to investigate Christ's healing ministry - by a great practitioner! We hope to have a selection of Dowie's works on a single CD by this autumn.

The writer was a local church pastor who worked on the evangelism team of Stephen Jeffreys, the famous British evangelist who saw hundreds healed by prayer and multitudes converted to Christ.

Jeffreys was the older brotherof the eloquent George Jeffreys. Converted during the Welsh Revival, he began his ministry at Cwmtwrch near Swansea. A further visit in December extended to a seven-week mission reaping 130 converts from the small village. Thus began a dramatic ministry as a full-time itinerant evangelist which reaped thousands of souls and was confirmed by signs and wonders wherever he went.

This book records many powerful miracles of this ministry and spends an entire chapter on the 'vision' that was seen by the crowd on a wall behind Jeffreys as he preached.

Fred Squire was an itinerant Pentecostal evangelist in Britain who emphasiized conversion and healing in his nationwide campaigns. Reports of divine healings were reported and thousands flocked to his campaigns which birthed numerous new congregations across the British nation in the mid-20th century.

Mrs Baxter was one of the pioneers of the healing movement in England during the late 1800's. Her husband, Rev Michael Paget Baxter, was the editor of the Christian Herald, the most popular evangelical magazine of the day. This gave her access to a wide circulation of Christian readers interested in the message of healing.

This volume gives her standard teaching on Divine healing. It is a collection of Mrs. M. Baxter's inspired writings on Divine Healing which originally appeared in the "The Christian Herald."

This amazing book, written by an Anglican clergyman and founder of Bethrapha, a home of rest and healing in central England, was published early in the 20th century.

It reveals the developing revelation that Divine healing was still on God's agenda for the His church and it became one of the first handbooks on the subject that was to become a major doctrine and practice of the embryonic British Pentecostal churches of those days.
A fascinating read for those studying this important subject. May it generate fresh faith and hope in your heart as you read it.

Mrs Baxter was one of the pioneers of the healing movement in England during the late 1800's. Her husband, Rev Michael Paget Baxter, was the editor of the Christian Herald, the most popular evangelical magazine of the day. This gave her access to a wide circulation of Christian readers interested in the message of healing. This volume was a bound copy of her own magazine, Thy Healer, for the year 1885 and contains articles by herself and other famous healing ministry pioneers like Carrie Judd (later Montgomery), A. B. Simpson and W. E. Boardman. There is also included a report on the International Healing and Holiness Convention held in London in 1885 which paved the way for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the Pentecostal Movement. The record of the actual talks given were also printed and are available in this section. 368 pages in all.

Lillian Yeoman's developed a remarkable healing ministry after experiencing Divine healing at one of John Alexander Dowie's healing homes. Following her parent's footsteps she became a medical doctor but began to take morphine to help cope with the stress of the work. She became hopelessly addicted. Baptised by Dowie in 1898 she became immersed in the Bible's teaching on healing. Subsequently she became a missionary to the Cree Indians and exercised a powerful healing ministry for many years.

Maria Woodworth-Etter has every qualification to write a book on Divine Healing. Her powerful Pentecostal ministry pre-dates the beginning of the Pentecostal Movement which started over 20 years after her ministry began in 1876. Her meetings were filled with supernatural phenomena. Prostrations, speaking and singing in tongues, falling under the power of the Spirit, trances and visions and, of course, abundant miracles of healing were commonplace.

In this small book of just 40 pages she shares her greatest lessons on ministering healing. Pdf format, fully searchable.

John Alexander Dowie's ministry predated the contemporary revival of Pentecostalism, and many of his followers became influential figures in the Pentecostal revival in the early years of the twentieth century. His teaching on healing laid a great foundation for the new spirit-filled churches to build on.

This particular 32 page pamphlet is a scanned facsimile of the original and is one of the first serious attempts to investigate Christ's healing ministry - by a great practitioner! We now have a colection of Dowie's works on a single CD.

John Alexander Dowie's ministry predated the contemporary revival of Pentecostalism, and many of his followers became influential figures in the Pentecostal revival in the early years of the twentieth century. His teaching on healing laid a great foundation for the new spirit-filled churches to build on.

This particular 20 page pamphlet is a scanned facsimile of the original and offers sound counsel to those who find themselves subject to sickness. We now have a collectiuonof Dowie's works on a single CD.

A.J. Gordon (1836-1895) came to prominence in the United States as the pastor of Clarendon Street Baptist Church in Boston for over 25 years. Under Gordon's leadership this church was described as "one of the most spiritual and aggressive in America". He became a favourite speaker in Dwight L. Moody's Northfield conventions and was a close friend of other famous evangelicals like A.B. Simpson, A.T. Pierson and R.A. Torrey.

He was a prolific writer but is most remembered for this book, The Ministry of Healing, which has been a much loved text book on the subject for more than a century.