The Apostolic Faith (Azusa Street Mission)
The mission's own newspaper, published in Los Angeles from 1906 under William J. Seymour — the primary contemporary record of the Azusa Street revival.
From the work itself
The Holy Spirit would witness that my heart was clean. Hallelujah. And yet that longing in my soul. While in Alaska last summer, I would arise at two o'clock in the morning, go away alone in the mountains and spend hours in prayer for the power of God to come on me in greater measure. I would get wonderfully blest, but would be back at it again the next morning, praying for God to give me the dynamite from heaven. Thank God, I have received Him. Two months ago, a paper was given me, telling of the wonderful outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Los Angeles. Just as soon as I could, I packed my grip and left Alaska for Los Angeles, arriving there Oct. 5th. The night following found me at the altar seeking the baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire. (Matt. 2:11. ) Praise God, before I left the altar I received my Pentecost and the gift of tongues, and am speaking in many different languages. I am soon expecting to start around the world preaching full salvation as I go, trusting my heavenly Father to supply all my needs. I am saved, sanctified, healed, and baptized with the Holy Ghost. Glory to God. -H. M. Turney, San Jose, Cal. , Gen. Del.
Quoted verbatim from the library, as an answer would quote it.
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including The Apostolic Faith No. 6 (Los Angeles, Feb-Mar 1907); The Apostolic Faith No. 5 (Los Angeles, Jan 1907); The Apostolic Faith No. 4 (Los Angeles, Dec 1906)
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