Like Azusa Street Baptized into Bureaucracy: Mexico’s Flourishing LLDM Church Loses its Apostle Last Sunday evening, December 7, a plump pastor named Lee Minemann interrupted services in the largest ...

The radicalism of Azusa Street Keri Day places the 1906 revival at the intersection of White evangelicalism, American capitalism, and racism.

In a dilapidated church on Azusa Street in Los Angeles, a spiritual force unleashed by the son of former slaves shook the foundation of Christianity and led to the modern Pentecostal-Charismatic ...

The largest crowd showed up that night, with about 70 people filling the tiny church. The purpose of the prayer services was to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Azusa Street revival.

From 1906 through 1909, the Azusa Street Mission received worldwide attention. Some at Saturday’s events had compelling testimonies of their own.

AZUSA >> Luis Jimenez carried a wooden cross weighing about 30 pounds through the streets of Azusa on Good Friday followed by centurions who flicked a whip at him now and then, two “th… ...

Hundreds traveled to the Azusa Street Mission, received a personal baptism of the Holy Spirit, and took that message to their homes, churches, and communities.

But instead of images, a group of volunteers from the church do a live presentation, which starts at the parish hall on 5th Street and Soldano Avenue and ends at the church, 501 E. Foothill Blvd.

What started as a home prayer meeting attracted throngs of seekers and was moved to an abandoned church building at 312 Azusa St. Hundreds traveled to the Azusa Street Mission, received a personal ...

In April 1906, a mission on Azusa Street in Los Angeles launched an international religious movement. As Rachael Myrow of member station KPCC reports, 100,000 Pentecostal and charismatic ...

AZUSA, Calif. (KABC) -- Two men were stabbed near a church in Azusa Sunday afternoon. Authorities received the call around 1:06 p.m. The two men, 32 and 35, were involved in a fight with a third ...