By Leonard Sankey My earliest memories of the traveling evangelists of another day are that they often traveled by train, or bus, and usually reeked of smoke as the “no smoking” movement had not yet taken effect. Then some of them began traveling their own vehicles, and some pulled trailers behind their cars or trucks. One evangelist even made a traveling home out of a semi-trailer. In the earlier years, the evangelist was most often given hospitality in the parsonage of the church they were...

by Beverly Carradine There is such a thing as the sanctified experience. There is, thank God, a sanctified life. A volume might be written, but We content ourselves with calling attention to several features of what we call the sanctified life or experience. PERHAPS THE PROMINENT FEATURE IS REST. The soul has been stilled and remains still. The spirit of Worry is gone. There is a sweet disinclination to fret. An atmosphere of calm pervades the breast and penetrates the life. It abides steadily...