I am thrilled to be able to share the news that
Pentecostal Rays DOWNLOADABLE ADOBE VERSION CAN NOW BE VEIWED ON A KINDLE OR PC
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THIS IS A MUST READ FOR EVERY PENTECOSTAL OR NON PENTECOSTAL CHRISTIAN. It has a question and answer section at the back. Sadly there is much misunderstanding in the church today about this subject; there is also a misuse of the gifts in operation in the local church which is casing many to avoid this part of the believer’s life. I have no financial gain promoting these books, I only seek to convey the truth of God’s word and provide recourses to equip the family of God in the last days.
This book is subtitled 'The Baptism and Gifts of the Holy Spirit.' It is an essential teaching for the church of every age!
It is my option that this is one of the best balanced books on the subject of 'The Baptism and Gifts of the Holy Spirit and the fruit of the Holy Spirit'. Principle George Jeffreys uses his experience as the principle of the Elim Bible collage to compare the different schools of thought and explain the Elim/ Bible Pattern view in a very balanced way.
Format: Digital facsimile, pdf, 277pp
Alternatively should you wish to search for a hard copy of the book, I trust the following details may help.
Pentecostal rays: The baptism and gifts of the Holy Spirit [Hardcover]
George Jeffreys (Author) Product details • Hardcover: 255 pages
Publisher: Elim (1933) • Language English • ASIN: B00086V05UICK
Sunday, 30 March 2014
Friday, 17 January 2014
William Jeffreys A SHORT HISTORY
WILLIAM JEFFREYS A SHORT HISTORY (brother of Stephen and George Jeffreys)
William married "Jane" and had eight children. 1. Thomas who moved to Port Elizabeth South Africa and had one son Ken who lived in Swansea. 2. George who married Connie. They had one son Peter who married Carole and lived in Clitheroe. 3. Jennett who married a preacher and had no children. 4. Mary who had one daughter, Jean. 5. Doris who married Ernie and had one son called Robert who lives in Tunbridge Wells. 6. Naomi who was married and had one son, John. 7. Haden who married Elsa and had no children. 8. Iorwerth who married Myra and had three children - Alun, Philip and Helen.
Pastor William's ministry led him to Pentremalwyn chapel in Morriston, Swansea. Also Electric Avenue in Westcliffe on Sea, Essex. He had revival meetings in Cornwall and Kent.
I remember my Grandmother Sylvia Thomas talking about William. I believe that he had a very good sense of humour and fun and was quite good with his hands. William visited my grandparents whilst they lived in London and did some odd jobs for them. This was a great help as my grandfather at the time was busy with the pastorate of the Bible Pattern Church Barking Essex.
He is buried in Edmonton cemetery, North London with his wife Jane.
I will add more infomation when I have it. Also see the Jeffreys familey tree article on 31/10/2011 which includes short history infomation about Williams brother Stephen and his son Edward.
William married "Jane" and had eight children. 1. Thomas who moved to Port Elizabeth South Africa and had one son Ken who lived in Swansea. 2. George who married Connie. They had one son Peter who married Carole and lived in Clitheroe. 3. Jennett who married a preacher and had no children. 4. Mary who had one daughter, Jean. 5. Doris who married Ernie and had one son called Robert who lives in Tunbridge Wells. 6. Naomi who was married and had one son, John. 7. Haden who married Elsa and had no children. 8. Iorwerth who married Myra and had three children - Alun, Philip and Helen.
Pastor William's ministry led him to Pentremalwyn chapel in Morriston, Swansea. Also Electric Avenue in Westcliffe on Sea, Essex. He had revival meetings in Cornwall and Kent.
I remember my Grandmother Sylvia Thomas talking about William. I believe that he had a very good sense of humour and fun and was quite good with his hands. William visited my grandparents whilst they lived in London and did some odd jobs for them. This was a great help as my grandfather at the time was busy with the pastorate of the Bible Pattern Church Barking Essex.
He is buried in Edmonton cemetery, North London with his wife Jane.
I will add more infomation when I have it. Also see the Jeffreys familey tree article on 31/10/2011 which includes short history infomation about Williams brother Stephen and his son Edward.
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