In October 1921, a young woman gave her life to Christ during Sister Aimee’s revival meetings in Canton, Ohio. Her parents reacted fiercely, even threatening to have her committed to an asylum, unless she recanted her confession.
Aimee Semple McPherson held an unprecedented series of revival meetings in San Diego 100 years ago this month. Here are some highlights of how this outreach brought salvation and healing to thousands.
In this timeless message, Foursquare’s founder, Aimee Semple McPherson, shares her passion for souls and how each of us plays a part in reaching the world.
When Angelus Temple opened its doors on New Year's Day in 1923, it was just the beginning of a trailblazing ministry that would take Los Angeles—and the world—by storm. Part 13 in our "Personal Reflections" series
In part one of a three-part series from her memoirs, Sister Aimee shares the incredible story of the building of Angelus Temple, which was dedicated in 1923 and became the launching pad of Foursquare's expansion worldwide.
In the second installment of a three-part series from her memoirs, Aimee Semple McPherson, founder of The Foursquare Church, reports on the dedication of Angelus Temple in 1923 in Los Angeles.
In the third and final installment of a special three-part series from her memoirs, Aimee Semple McPherson shares highlights from a typical week in the life of the fledgling congregation.
Against the backdrop of World War I and the infamous influenza pandemic in 1918, a young evangelist named Aimee Semple McPherson embarked on an unprecedented cross-country tour in her "Gospel Car," bringing the message of salvation to anyone who would listen along the way.
Ever wonder what it was like to hear Foursquare’s founder preach? Now you can find out, by listening to these original sermons by Sister Aimee culled from our archives.