Azusa Street is the disarming autobiography of Frank Bartleman, an evangelist who settled near the little congregation on Azusa Street that would ignite a spark that would set the world on fire in revival. His story is one of a hardscrabble life illuminated by simple, steadfast faith and grace. God had plans for him to be part of the revival, and because he was willing to serve, God provided miracle after miracle, which Bartleman carefully chronicled with the innocence of a trusting child and the wonder of a man filled with awe.

The introduction by Dr. Vinson Synan, leader in the American Pentecostal movement, provides rich insight into the miracles of Azusa Street and puts the 100 years that followed into the historical perspective that is our legacy. The book will inspire and humble you.

Contains:

• Bartlemans unabridged manuscript
• Rare photos
• Appendices for more information
• Authoritative documentation on the Burning Bush of Fifth Street
• The Upper Room of South Spring Street
• The phenomenal growth of the early Pentecostal church
• Prevailing prayer in Pasadena
• Dynamic revival in Wales, India, and Los Angeles

Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction

Chapter 1: Trials and Blessings: Revival Begins

Chapter 2: Pastor Smale Returns from Wales

Chapter 3: The Fire Falls at Old Azusa

Chapter 4: Eight and Maple Street Meetings

Chapter 5: From California to Maine

Chapter 6: A Second Ministry East

Chapter 7: A Visit to Hawaii. The Volcano Kilauea

Chapter 8: Brother Durham in Los Angeles

Chapter 9: Sparks from the Anvil

Chapter 10: A Plea for Unity

Appendix A: Azusa Street in the Los Angeles Times

Appendix B: Azusa Street in Way of Faith

Appendix C: Azusa Street in The Nazarene Messenger