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"This new edition places Sarah Ann Freeman Mix (1832-1884) in the context of American religious history and establishes her influence both on the emerging faith healing movement and on other female healing evangelists, including Carrie Judd Montgomery and Maria Woodworth-Etter. The divine healing movement, also known as faith healing or faith cure, was a significant phenomenon in American religion and culture in the late nineteenth century. More important, during this period of the divine healing movement, women occupied a central role as practitioners." Both the religious and secular press reported her ministry, which was so successful that physicians referred patients to her. In 1882 Sarah Mix published Faith Cures, and Answers to Prayer, which includes an account of her own healing from consumption through the ministry of Ethan Otis Allen, testimony from individuals who experienced her gift of healing, and press notices.
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Mike Mccall
reviewed Faith Cures, and Answers to Prayer: The Life and Work of the First African American Healing Evangelist on July 07, 2016
Faith Cures, and Answers to Prayer: The Life and Work of the First African American Healing Evangelist
A very good book. Quote: "Jesus did not consider heaven a place to be desired while we were lost. He left the heavenly courts for a life of reproach and insult, and a death of shame. He was who was rich in heaven's priceless treasure became poor, that through His poverty we might be rich. We are to follow in the path He trod." page 105
And my favorite: "There is a God above, and the light and glory from His throne rests upon the faithful mother as she tries to educate her children to resist the influence of evil. No other work can equal hers in importance. She has not, like the artist, to paint a form of beauty upon canvas, nor like the sculptor, to chisel it from marble. She has not, like the author, to embody a noble thought in words of power, nor, like the musician, to express a beautiful sentiment in melody. It it hers, with the help of God, to develop in a human soul the likeness of the divine." page 377/378
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