Marvels and Miracles
Subtitle: God Wrought in the Ministry for Forty-Five Years
Publisher: Maria Woodworth-Etter
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Indianapolis, USA
Format: Hardcover
Copyright date: 1922
First sentence: I was born in New Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio, July 1, 1844, and was the fourth daughter of Samuel and Matilda Underwood.
Description: Often described as the 'Grandmother of the Pentecostal Movement', Maria Woodworth-Etter was a figurehead of the early Pentecostal and Charismatic Christian movement. Her ministry would touch hundreds of thousands and eventually through the power of her books, millions. Thousands more would attend her Holy Spirit-filled meetings, bringing the sick, the lame, the possessed and the lost. In those meetings the Holy Spirit would visit in such a powerful way that men and women would "lie like dead" while other would start trembling or speaking in tongues. Marvels and Miracles is Maria's accounts of the marvels and miracles that took place during her ministry. It speaks of her calling, her initial lack of self-belief in being able to follow that calling and the signs and wonders that followed.
Table of contents: title: I My Birth and Marriage; title: II My Preparation for Service; title: III Progress Made in Preparation; title: IV In the Master’s Vineyard; title: V At Wood’s Chapel, Indiana; title: VI The Prostrating Power of God Is Manifested; title: VII Many Conversions and Trances; title: VIII I Will Work and Who Shall Hinder; title: IX Thousands Attend Camp Meetings; title: X Wonders at Springfield, Illinois; title: XI A Mighty Work at St. Louis, Ala; title: XII Success at Muscatine, lowa; title: XIII Revival at Indianapolis, Indiana; title: XIV Signs and Wonders at Dallas, Texas; title: XV Marvelous Deliverances; title: XVI Visions of the Coming of the Lord; title: XVII World-wide Camp Meeting at Los Angeles.; title: XVIII The Convention, at Long Hill, Conn., 1913; title: XIX Great Revival at Stone Church, Chicago; title: XX Marvelous Meeting at Montwait, Mass Bay; title: XXI Short Sketches from Revivals; title: XXII Wonderful Revival at Atlanta, Ga; title: XXIII Camp Meeting at Petoskey, Mich., & Philadelphia; title: XXIV At Englewood Mission, Chicago, 1914; title: XXV Back to Atlanta, Ga; title: XXVI Convention in Chicago at the Red Stone Church; title: XXVII Visiting Places Where I Had Revivals Years Ago; title: XXVIII Convention at Los Angeles, Cal; title: XXIX Trying but Blessed Times at San Diego, Cal; title: XXX The Revival at San Francisco, Cal., 1916; title: XXXI Marvels and Miracles at Houston, Tex; title: XXXII Second Camp Revival at Petoskey, Mich; title: XXXIII Glorious Camp Meeting at Sidney, Iowa; title: XXXIV Sidney Meeting Continued; title: XXXV Revival Among Mormons at Salt Lake City, Utah; title: XXXVI Back Again to San Francisco, Cal; title: XXXVII The Meeting at San Jose, Cal; title: XXXVIII Third Revival in Los Angeles, Cal.; title: XXXIX Establishing a Permanent Work at Indianapolis; title: XL Revivals at Ainsworth, Nebr., and Muncie, Ind.; title: XLI Work Progresses at Indianapolis Tabernacle; title: XLII At Alexandria, Minn., Chicago and Warren III; title: XLIII Great Revival at Sioux City, Iowa, and Winnebago, Nebr.; title: XLIV At Fremont and Omaha, Nebraska.; title: XLV Revival at the Tabernacle, Indianapolis, Ind.; title: XLVI Indianapolis Tabernacle Meetings; title: XLVII Grand River, lowa, Camp Meeting; title: XLVIII A Great Camp Meeting at Des Moines, Iowa; title: XLIX Back to Sioux City, Iowa, Alter One Year; title: L Large Tent Revival at Indianapolis; title: LI Divine Healing — Health for Body, Soul and ...; title: LII Sermon—The Baptism With the Holy Ghost; title: LIII Sermon—Try the Spirits; title: LIV Sermon—Will Ye Also Go Away—The Great Decision; title: LV Sermon—The Blood and the Fire Mark; title: LVI Sermon—The Fire and Glory of God Filling the Temple; title: LVII Sermon—James’ Commission to Pray for the Sick; title: LVIII Sermon—Women’s Privilege in the Gospel; title: LIX Testimony of Evangelists; title: LX Summary in Conclusion