EVANGELICAL WOMEN IN THE SECOND HALF Of 1800; AIMEE SEMPLE MCPHERSPON P/95

 

   

In this post I will continue to share the story of a woman named Aimee Semple McPherson, She lived from 1890 - 1944.

Aimee also wrote and published her own works, including weekly and monthly periodicals.

As early as July 1922, she had begun calling her message The Foursquare Gospel, and in 1927 she incorporated her ministry, calling it The International Church of the Foursquare Gospel.

In 1925, in response to the overwhelming demand to travel to all parts of the world to minister, Aimee opened the Angelus Training Institute to train others. The institute, located next to the Temple soon became known as L.I.F.E. Bible college.It was a successful centre of home missions and world outreach, training both men and women.

Aimee continued to minister until her untimely death in 1944.