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Jennie Evans Moore
A worker of the Azusa Street mission, in the cottage meeting on Bonnie Brae Street on 9 April 1906 by her own testimony, who married William J. Seymour and led the mission after his death.
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- Lived died 1936.
- Quoted here most in Acts: 1 of 1.
Jennie Evans Moore
- Lived
- died 1936
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“As I thought thereon and looked to God, it seemed as if a vessel broke within me and water surged up through my being, which when it reached my mouth came out in a torrent of speech in the languages which God had given me.”
Acts 2:4 And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit enabled them. BSB
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A worker of the Azusa Street mission, in the cottage meeting on Bonnie Brae Street on 9 April 1906 by her own testimony, who married William J. Seymour and led the mission after his death.
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