The Molokans claim to have spoken in tongues and recognized it as sign for the baptism of the Holy Spirit. In the early 1900s some 2,000 Molokans (mostly of the Jumpers/Leapers) immigrated to California (via Elis Island) after receiving a young boy’s prophecy to do so in their homeland. Among them was the family of   Read More …

In April 2004, Bulgaria was officially accepted into the global structure of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The event followed a long series of historic developments that were accomplished despite the existence of highly antagonistic forces that opposed the very idea of Bulgaria’s membership in any Western alliance. Among these were internal and external   Read More …

The Pentecostal Century: an Overview Vinson Synan The Century of the Holy Spirit: 100 Years of Pentecostal and Charismatic Renewal On January 1, 1901, a young woman named Agnes Ozman was baptized in the Holy Spirit at a small Bible school in Topeka, Kansas. A student of former Methodist pastor and holiness teacher Charles Fox   Read More …

Veteran General-Major Clay Buckingham from the U.S. Army: “I love the Bulgarian soldiers and I want to support them.” General-Major Clay Buckingham is a graduate from the class of 1949 from the West Point Academy and has served in the U.S. army for 37 years. He has served in both the Korean and Vietnam War.   Read More …

1. Preach the Word This first expression of guidance ought to go without saying, which most likely means we have to say it a ton: lecture the Statement. Confer at the beginning of your service to descriptive lecturing. What is descriptive lecturing? It’s the point at which the minister makes the purpose of the content to   Read More …