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	A.B. Simpson
		Albert Benjamin Simpson was a Canadian preacher, theologian, author, and founder of The Christian and Missionary Alliance (C&MA), an evangelical protestant denomination with an emphasis on global evangelism.
		In December 1873, at age 30, Simpson left Canada and assumed the pulpit of the largest Presbyterian church in Louisville, Kentucky, the Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church.
		Simpson’s heart for evangelism was to become the driving force behind the creation of the C&MA.
	articles.christiansunite.com /preacher126-1.shtml (1315 words)

	A.B. Simpson - Portraits of Great Christians - In Touch Ministries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		enjamin Simpson was born on December 15, 1843, to parents of Scottish descent.
		Simpson realized that God was using his weakness to move him into a closer and deeper love for Jesus Christ.
		Simpson discovered he was also developing a deep compassion for the lost.
	www.intouch.org /myintouch/mighty/portraits/ab_simpson_213600.html (854 words)

	Albert Benjamin Simpson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Albert Benjamin Simpson (December 15, 1843 – October 29, 1919) was a Canadian preacher, theologian, author, and founder of The Christian and Missionary Alliance (CandMA), an evangelical protestant denomination with an emphasis on global evangelism.
		Simpson was born in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, Canada as the third son and fourth child of James Simpson, Jr.
		Simpson developed a theological formulation that was to have an impact on a number of groups that emerged from the Holiness Movement, in particular Pentecostalism and the CandMA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Albert_Benjamin_Simpson (687 words)

	csulb william booth
		Albert Simpson was the third son and fourth child of James Simpson, Jr., and Janet Clark.
		Simpson attributed the term, Fourfold Gospel, to a suggestion of the Holy Spirit at the opening of the 1890 convention at the New York Gospel Tabernacle.
		Certainly the development agency, CAMA Services, serving in several countries, doubtless matches the heartbeat of Simpson’s vision of a local church ministry.
	www.csulb.net /Simpson.htm (1544 words)

	A.B. Simpson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Albert Benjamin Simpson was born December 15, 1843, in Bayview, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
		Simpson was free from the old conservative traditions that had hindered his progress in the past.
		Simpson initially was influenced by the teachings of Charles Cullis, the physician from Boston who propagated holiness and healing doctrines alongside medical relief.
	www.clevelandonline.org /English/biographies/simpson/abs1lvprt.htm (6612 words)

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		Simpson came to believe that there was in every Christian life the necessity of a definite and distinct spiritual crisis beyond salvation of being baptized in the Holy Spirit and united with the Lord Jesus Christ.
		Simpson viewed healing and health as extensions of sanctification, in mystical union with the living Christ in his resurrection life made available through his atonement on the cross which destroyed the root of sickness.
		Simpson's passion for global missions focused on preaching the full gospel of Christ to the unchurched masses, the neglected millions, the poor and mistreated, by living among them as one of the destitute of the world.
	online.auc-nuc.ca /alliancestudies/dsmith/djs_spirituality.html (14555 words)

	Ritson Road Alliance Church - Our Founder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Albert was baptized as an infant in 1843 by Rev. John Geddie, the family's pastor.
		Albert indeed is killing himself with hard labor have established mission stations through the whole City which has a population of 150,000 and 30,000 of who go to no place of worship.
		Simpson decided then that God was calling him "to a different work" and he left to begin his ministry to the masses in New York.
	www.rrac.ca /founder.html (2204 words)

	Simpson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		1858 Albert Simpson believes in Jesus as his Savior and is convinced he must preach the gospel.
		Simpson calls for a prayer to accomplish the purpose of The Missionary Alliance.
		Between the turn of the century and Simpson's death in 1919, there developed a schism within the alliance, focused around the tenet that one must experience speaking in tongues to be fully baptized in the Spirit.
	www.fwselijah.com /simpson.htm (754 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Christian and Missionary Alliance
		Simpson then decided to be baptized by immersion (Pardington:22), telling his congregation "he regarded his baptism as a matter of individual conscience" (Pardington:23).
		Following Simpson's death, the C&MA distanced itself from Pentecostalism, rejecting the premise that speaking in tongues indicates possession by the Holy Spirit and focusing on a deeper Christian life (Burgess:166).
		Simpson had been plagued with illness since childhood (Bedford:71), and when he was diagnosed with only a few months to live, the Lord cured him (Bedford:73).
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/chmissionalliance.html (1896 words)

	History of Simpson - About Simpson
		Simpson University was founded in 1921 as Simpson Bible Institute by W.W. Newberry, who served as its first president.
		Established in Seattle, Washington, the school was named in honor of Albert Benjamin Simpson, a Presbyterian minister who pioneered the Bible institute movement during the late nineteenth century and founded The Christian and Missionary Alliance.
		Another historic milestone was passed in 1989 when Simpson relocated to its current location in Redding and began building a brand new campus, which is still a work in progress.
	www.simpsonuniversity.edu /about/index_560.htm (419 words)

	The Family: Where Does It Fit?
		Simpson was one of the founders of the modern divine healing movement, having experienced a personal healing while a pastor in the Presbyterian Church.
		Albert Benjamin Simpson, a Presbyterian minister, was healed through the ministration of Episcopalian Charles Cullis.
		Simpson went on to become the major voice in spreading the healing ministry in Holiness and Pentecostal churches in both America and England.
	www.thefamily.org /dossier/books/book1/chapter10.htm (2539 words)

	- What We Believe (C&MA Statement of Faith)
		Simpson's spiritual search reached a climax in 1881 that dramatically changed the direction of his life: Having suffered from frail health for many years, he testified to the healing of a serious heart ailment at the Old Orchard Beach campground in Maine.
		Simpson longed for the restoration of the purity and vitality of the New Testament church to energize the church of his day.
		While Simpson did not become a Pentecostal himself, his modeling of the "higher life" in Christ, burden for missions, prayer for the sick, and anticipation of "signs and wonders" in ministry blazed the way for many who became Pentecostals.
	www.ourchurch.com /view/?pageID=41835 (3161 words)

	A. B. Simpson
		Albert Benjamin Simpson was born December 15, 1843, in Bayview, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
		Simpson began to sense a burden for a new field of labor.
		Simpson visited one of his meetings and was impressed with the doctor and his teaching.
	www.churchinwestland.org /id270.htm (6631 words)

	Albert Benjamin Simpson
		Albert Simpson was the third son and fourth child of James Simpson, Jr., and Janet Clark.
		Albert indeed is killing himself with hard labor have established mission stations through the whole City which has a population of 150,000 and 30,000 of who go to no place of worship.
		Simpson attributed the term, Fourfold Gospel, to a suggestion of the Holy Spirit at the opening of the 1890 convention at the New York Gospel Tabernacle.
	www.tochrist.org /Hymns/AlbertSimpson-E.htm (904 words)

	Higher Praise Greatest Preachers (A. B. Simpson)
		Albert Benjamin Simpson was born on December 15, 1843, to parents of Scottish descent.
		Simpson realized that God was using his weakness to move him into a closer and deeper love for Jesus Christ.
		From that point on, Simpson said he began to live "a consecrated, crucified, and Christ-devoted life." God's call to the unevangelized was now a full-blown part of his life.
	www.praiselyrics.com /preachers/simpson.htm (853 words)

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		Albert was also undoubtedly exposed to solid Christian classics, as were many in the spiritual traditions of the time.
		While Simpson was alive, he maintained a close hand on the purposes and actions of the movement, his movement.
		Certainly the development agency, CAMA Services, serving in several countries, doubtless matches the heartbeat of Simpson’s vision of a local church ministry.
	www.cyberhymnal.org /bio/s/i/m/simpson_ab.htm (1588 words)

	Dreaming Dreams and Blazing Trails - A.B. Simpson is an unsung Canadian hero (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Albert Benjamin Simpson was born on Prince Edward Island on December 15th, 1843 of Scottish Covenanter heritage.
		As a neutral Canadian pastor, Simpson was used to bring racial reconciliation and forgiveness among the churches.
		At Simpson’s encouragement, the pastors went to their knees and poured out their hearts for such a baptism of love as would sweep away their differences.
	www3.bc.sympatico.ca /st_simons/digest28.htm (357 words)

	Word Of Faith Movement: Is It Metaphyisical? (Part Two)
		Simpson is the founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance churches.
		Simpson states emphatically that Christian Science is definitely anti-Christian in its teachings and it is not divine healing.
		Simpson was a man ground in the Word of God and was also a man very close to God.
	www.victoryword.100megspop2.com /kenyondefense2.html (3745 words)

	A. B. Simpson: "The Cross of Christ"
		"Albert Benjamin Simpson was born in 1843 to James and Jane Clark Simpson on Prince Edward Island, and grew up in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.
		Simpson was saved, and went on to become a minister pastoring Knox Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, Ontario, from 1865-1873.
		In the late 1880s, Simpson became a regular speaker on the camp meeting circuit, and began a practice of his own: the Fall conventions, where he spoke on deeper Christian living and on evangelism.
	www.gracenotebook.com /simpson_cross.htm (2313 words)

	Daily Devotionals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Albert Benjamin Simpson founded The Christian and Missionary Alliance in 1887 and served as its first president until his passing in 1919.
		Simpson also founded the Missionary Training Institute which would later become Nyack College.
		Simpson is known for his insight and preaching on the “deeper Christian life” in Christ.
	devotions.cmalliance.org /devotions.htm (180 words)

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		Their McClure children were: William, Benjamin, Franklin, Hezekiah, Martha A. James W., John LaFayette, Elizabeth, Mary A., Sarah F., and Malissa J. Mary Elizabeth Call was born
	www.homestead.com /denversuddaths/files/Anc2003/2003anc/pafg236.htm (374 words)

	Holiness Family Churches
		The Christian and Missionary Alliance grew out of the work of Albert Benjamin Simpson, a Presbyterian minister.
		Simpson left the Presbyterian Church and began an independent ministry that was both evangelistic and missionary in character.
		Simpson preached a simple doctrine, usually referred to as the four-fold gospel¾Christ as Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming King.
	www.jmahoney.com /holinessfamchurches.htm (1717 words)

	Today in History - December 15
		1843 A. (Albert Benjamin) Simpson, Anglican clergyman, was born on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
		Within a decade Simpson's tabernacle became one of the leading evangelical centers in the city.
		Simpson founded the Nyack Missionary Training Institute in 1883.
	chi.lcms.org /history/tih1215.htm (1397 words)

	July/August 1994
		But Simpson did not set out to found a new denomination but to establish an intra-church fellowship of like- minded believers with a burden to evangelize the world.
		Simpson's followers were not slack to act upon the conviction of these words: "By 1893 the Alliance began to emerge as a missionary force.
		Christy Wilson, "his mother had dedicated him to the Lord in prayer to become a minister and a missionary." Janet Simpson's prayer for her son, who was born December 15, 1843, was more than answered with regards to Albert becoming a minister.
	www.missionfrontiers.org /1994/0708/ja945.htm (1723 words)

	Current Season
		The evening concert, which is open to the public, will feature the Simpson College Jazz Band, directed by Dave Camwell, followed by the Honor Band conducted by Culver.
		Featuring Simpson music faculty in solo performances and the Madrigal Singers and Jazz Ensemble in a special evening of music for prospective students and their families.
		The group has been performing around Iowa since 2000 and consists of faculty members from Drake University, Iowa State University, Grinnell College and Simpson College, and are all members of either the Des Moines or Cedar Rapids symphonies.
	www.simpson.edu /artsforum/music/current.html (1113 words)

	Archival Resources on the Great Depression
		Because of the political aspect of many subjects, researchers, no matter their topics, may also want to look at the section labeled “Politics.” Exact location of items is given whenever possible.
		Other resources at the Carl Albert Center (CAC) can be utilized to find other information, and researchers who are interested in topics not discussed here should contact the archivists.
		A number of Carl Albert Center collections contain materials on the operations of the RA and FSA, especially in Oklahoma, for the years 1936-1941.
	www.ou.edu /special/albertctr/archives/gdweb.htm (9132 words)

	: : : : :About Us: : : : :
		About Us In 1897, Dr. Albert Benjamin Simpson joint two organizations he previously formed in New York City and a new name, The Christian and Missionary Alliance (CandMA), was chosen.
		Simpson said, “We are an alliance of Christians for worldwide missionary work.”
		Ted Andrianoff sailed from New York to Vietnam as missionaries of the CandMA.
	hmongdistrict.org /aboutus.htm (476 words)

	The Christian and Missionary Alliance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Holy Spirit is with all Christians, but there is a far deeper sense in which He resides in those who have yielded themselves to Him in full surrender and consecration and given Him the right of way.
		Simpson was the first one to connect physical healing with the Atonement.
		The Alliance has always taught that provision is made in the redemptive work of Christ for the healing of the mortal body.
	withchrist.org /MJS/cma.htm (2388 words)

	All for Jesus: The Revival Legacy of A.B. Simpson
		Now the entire Advance/Pulpit archive--nearly 40 years of information, inspiration, helps, and history--is available to you on separate CDs.
		Born into a devout Presbyterian home on Prince Edward Island, Canada, in 1843, Albert Benjamin Simpson was converted as a teenager in 1858.
		Simpson's struggle grew after the Chestnut Street congregation decided to construct a new building.
	enrichmentjournal.ag.org /199902/082_all_for_jesus.cfm (2706 words)

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