John W. Redfield was a remarkable revivalist among the Methodists and Free Methodists. He died not many years ago. From his memoir,...

During the great revival of religion in America, which took place under Mr. Whitefield, and others distinguished for their piety and zeal...

This extraordinary man died at the early age of thirty-seven. He commenced his labors as a Wesleyan minister in England, in 1816, and...

How continually, as we follow the Lord closely, do His own blessed teachings, His own words, come with full force to our memory, clothed...

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...

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

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...

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...

During the spring of 1892, we held a five-weeks revival meeting in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Harvey, the new temperance town...

One of the most remarkable experiences we have had in seventeen years of evangelistic work, occurred in the spring of 1890. It will be...

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...

Dr. Lyman Beecher said of the great revival in Rochester, N.Y., conducted by Mr. Finney, that it was the greatest revival in the...

During the winter of 1885-86 we were called to hold a revival meeting in New Haven, Shiawassee county, Michigan. During the first few...

At a convention of Christian workers, held in April, 1882, we witnessed a spiritual cyclone. Forty or fifty ministers and laymen of...

John Livingston, of Scotland, once spent a whole night in prayer with a company of his brethren, for God’s blessing, all of them...

In the early part of the summer of 1882, while we were holding a camp-meeting at C---, a drunken mob came on the ground, and disturbed...

We knew a preacher, still living, who was appointed to the charge of a church in Springfield, Ill. The church seemed very much depressed....