In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Maria Woodworth Etter, "the grandmother of the Pentecostal Movement," astounded many Americans and angered others. She traveled across the country holding revival meetings where the worst sinners in the town were converted, the most diseased were healed, the self-righteous were humbled, and her worst critics were proven wrong. In Maria Woodworth Etter Collection, you will find the complete collection of her life teachings.
