Charismatic Movement Expands World Wide Say Leaders
Pastor Norris Wogen of Cedar Rapids describes the baptism of the Holy Spirit as a dynamic sign of the charismatic movement, noting millions have experienced tongues and healing across denominations. He cites Kathryn Kuhlman’s Des Moines service with 6,500 attendees and discusses skepticism from established churches while planning an international conference in Minneapolis.
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Cedar Rapids St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Wogen
American Lutheran Church
California
Kathryn Kuhlman
Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
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Christendom
Lutheran Charismatic Conference
Minneapolis
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Norway
Edward O’connor
Notre Dame
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God
Sea of Galilee
Spirit Baptism Awakens Faith Leader in Fort Lauderdale
The article recalls the Pentecostal experience of Pastor Wogen in Ft. Lauderdale on January 29, 1970, describing being baptized by the Holy Spirit through Rev. Garland Eastham. Wogen recounts praying for eight hours, feeling “slain in the Spirit,” and returning with a sense of conscious awareness and joyous laughter.
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Wogen
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Garland Eastham
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Pastor Wogen
Pastor Eastham
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