Maria Woodworth-Etter
3 books
About the Author
Maria Woodworth-Etter was a pioneering evangelist and faith healer in late 19th and early 20th-century America, whose life and ministry profoundly influenced the Pentecostal movement. Born in 1844 in Ohio, she experienced a profound conversion at age 18 and began preaching despite societal constraints on women, traveling extensively to hold revival meetings where thousands reported miraculous healings and spiritual awakenings. Her dynamic sermons, marked by visions and prophecies, challenged conventional religious norms and empowered marginalized communities. Woodworth-Etter authored several books documenting her experiences, including the acclaimed 'Signs and Wonders,' which chronicles extraordinary testimonies of divine intervention. She continued her ministry until her death in 1924, leaving a legacy of bold faith and supernatural encounters that continues to inspire believers worldwide.
Common genres
Writing style
inspirational
testimonial
prophetic
