Brother E. B. Williams, of Warren, Ill., writes us of instantaneous recovery of a woman in answer to prayer as follows: “In the year...

A poor woman-a widow with an invalid son, a member of the church, could not attend church, or the neighborhood prayer-meetings, for the...

Within two blocks of the Pacific Mission, in Chicago, is one of our large depots, the Rock Island and Lake Shore. Here is a good field...

This wonderful evangelist was known to only a few of the present generation. He died at a good old age in New Brunswick, N.J., but two or...

At the age of twenty years, a lady in Winchester, Iowa, began to lose her health, and in a short time was confined to her bed. And she...

The following is from the Autobiography of that wonderful revivalist, Charles G. Finney. The circumstances as related occurred early in...

I. In the spring of 1858, during the prevalence of the wide-spread revivals described in Prime’s “Power of Prayer,” I was soundly...

In 1890, Sister K. J. Convers, of Stanton, Mich., wrote us of her remarkable recovery through the faith and prayers of Sister N.G....

Melville B. Cox was the first missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church to Africa. He labored in Liberia but a short time, and died....

Three children of Brother and Sister I.L. Miller, of Sycamore, O., died about the beginning of 1893, of diphtheria. Brother Miller wrote...

In the year 1874, a little band of humble Christians was formed in Chicago, having for its one object the salvation of souls. Four of the...

All dreams that make you better are from God. How do I know it? Is not God the source of all good? It does not take a very logical mind...

This well-known man of God was for many years pastor of the Congregational Church at Portland, Me. His remarkable success was, to a very...

By our request, Brother L.G. Whitney, a reliable Christian man, of Hemlock, Mich., writes us of a remarkable interposition of Providence...

A few years ago we owed a man ninety dollars. When it came due we were unable to pay it. We went to him and asked his forgiveness,...

The following is stated by Rev. B. Fay Mills: “Some of you have seen the great picture that was painted by Muncakszy, of the Christ. That...

Mr. D. L. Moody and others, who were on the disabled steamer Spree, believe that the vessel was providentially saved in answer to prayer....

In 1868, Mrs. Maggie Newton Van Cott held a revival meeting at Stone Ridge, Ulster Co., N. Y. At the opening of the meeting, she...

This eminent saint of God labored in England during the early history of Methodism. His biographer, Harvey Leigh, says: “Our brother was...

A Christian wife, whose husband was an officer on a Mississippi steamer (which was burned), as she prayed that her husband would be...