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	John Alexander Dowie — FactMonster.com
		Dowie's teaching included belief in the healing of disease by prayer, and he founded the International Divine Healing Association.
		Dowie went to the United States in 1888; he founded his church in Chicago in 1896.
		In 1901, Dowie established Zion, Ill., which was composed of his followers and governed by special regulations laid down by him.
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/people/A0816016.html (160 words)

	John Alexander Dowie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dowie was born in Edinburgh and moved to Australia as a boy but returned to Edinburgh to study theology.
		Dowie was a believer in divine healing, and his early church was filled with the crutches, braces, and other medical devices that his followers supposedly no longer needed because they had been miraculously healed.
		The life of John Alexander Dowie is of particular significance to the turn-of-the-century Islamic reformist organization known as the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, which still exists.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Dowie (588 words)

	John Alexander Dowie
		Dowie was born May 25, 1847 in Edinburgh, Scotland to Christian parents who had much hope that their son would grow to be "a great man of God".
		After reading that verse, Dowie realized that it was the devil that was responsible for sickness, and he knew that we have authority over the works of the devil.
		Through his apostolic mantle, John Alexander Dowie literally ruled the city of Chicago for Jesus Christ and was finally able to pursue his dream of organizing a church built on apostolic principles.
	www.shawcorp.com /kathy/john_alexander_dowie.htm (1170 words)

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		With this, John marched into the bedroom and boldly stated that his wife be healed, and she was.
		So as John was away from home, people began to gather in the yard of their home and Jennie would try to feed and care for them.
		John learned this lesson and became a father to the children of his new marriage.
	www.shawcorp.com /kathy/john_g_lake.htm (1276 words)

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		John Dowie was a most unusual man, he was born in Scotland, when he became thirteen years old his parents decided to emigrate to Australia.
		John wrote a few letters to his wife, who at this time was back with her father.
		John had a dream of building a city in which only Christians would live, a city where no vice or sin of any kind would be allowed.
	www.matthew548.com /T-dowie.html (874 words)

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		Dowie's many struggles and pitfalls, plus the harsh spiritual 'wilderness' and obscurity of Australia, were used to mould and break him, bringing a great hunger and seeking after God.
		Dowie abetted his proposals, that it would be to his advantage to build a costly executive mansion in which he could entertain important personages.
		Dowie died still believing he was Elijah, an ill and broken man, crippled in a wheel chair.
	www.storm-harvest.asn.au /articles/johndowie.txt (1605 words)

	HighBeam Encyclopedia - Dowie, John Alexander (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		DOWIE, JOHN ALEXANDER [Dowie, John Alexander], 1847-1907, founder of the Christian Catholic Church, b.
		Dowie went to the United States in 1888; he founded his church in Chicago in 1896.
		In 1901, Dowie established Zion, Ill., which was composed of his followers and governed by special regulations laid down by him.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/D/Dowie-Jo.asp (319 words)

	John G. Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		John Graham Lake was born on 18 March, 1870, in Ontario, Canada.
		Dowie soon told him that when he had had the vision that he has had, shed the tears he has, suffered what he had suffered and in God created a city of ten thousand Christians, then he would be competent enough to criticize.
		John Lake was a strong, rugged character with a loving and winning personality.
	www.christianheroes.com /ev/ev016.asp (1676 words)

	Life & Ministry of John Alexander Dowie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Dowie announced that his ministry in Zion was basically three fold with the Christian Catholic Church as being the ecclesiastical branch, Zion College, as the educational branch and the factories and stores as being the commercial branch.
		Dowie conceived the idea of building the city of Zion, on the shores of Lake Michigan, in which conditions would approximate as nearly as possible those of the Millennium.
		Dowie was also a strong believer in and took a firm public stand in favor of the Christian Anglo-Israel message of the Bible.
	www.truthinhistory.org /Dowie.htm (9839 words)

	The Establishment - The Spiggott - poetry by John Dowie.
		The Establishment - The Spiggott - poetry by John Dowie.
		John Dowie performed this poem (and many more) at the 5th Meeting of the PCAS.
		Following a quick, and drunken lurch by Anne T'ing, Mr Dowie kindly allowed her to reproduce.
	stabbers.truth.posiweb.net /stabbers/html/spiggott/john_dowie.htm (181 words)

	Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
		Dowie headed Fleishman's Los Angeles operation, earning as much as $330,000 a year and using his media and political contacts to build a bustling office that received City Hall contracts amounting to $3 million a year from the DWP alone.
		Dowie and a deputy, John Stodder, are accused of conspiring to falsify billings to the city Department of Water and Power and other city and private agencies on behalf of the St. Louis public relations giant.
		Dowie claims in the suit that he was fired in January, despite the findings of the firm's own investigation that he did not engage in misconduct involving billing practices with the city's Department of Water and Power.
	www.waterwebster.com /LosAngelesDepartmentofWaterandPower.htm (3871 words)

	History of Zion, IL
		John Alexander Dowie, head of the “Christian Catholic Church of Zion” was deposed today as a religious leader, suspended from membership in the church he founded.
		Dowie did not write in reply to this leaflet; but went on praying for the defeat and destruction of Islam.
		The Sign was that if Dowie should enter into a prayer contest with him and that if he should decide, directly or indirectly, to accept his challenge, then in Mirza Sahib's life-time Dowie would leave the world in great pain and misery.
	www.islaminzion.com /dowie (2068 words)

	dowie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Dowie was one of the early, and most worthy practitioners of 'alternative comedy'.
		As Dowie is only a few years older than myself, his tales of growing up in the 50s struck a chord with me. It transpired during the performance (at the Canal Cafe Theatre, January 1999), that Dowie had spent much of his time performing for children, telling stories and reading poetry.
		John Dowie has, over the past couple of years, made something of a return to the stage.
	www.elysium-london.demon.co.uk /Pages/dowie.html (921 words)

	Lake's Anointing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		John G. Lake moved in a profound anointing of the Spirit of God.
		Though Dowie later went off theologically, in his better days many commented that they believed no one since the days of the apostles had walked in the power that Dowie did.
		John G. Lake, we believe, would be grieved at such a thought.
	ifm7.org /lake_anointing.htm (571 words)

	Sit-Down Comedy book reviews in Britain
		Elsewhere, John Hegley shows he's as good with prose as he is with poetry with his captivatingly offbeat contribution, and Jim Tavare and Dave Thompson provide a wry account of life in an old folks' home with a twist in the tale.
		John Dowie gives us a wrist-slashingly brutal account of a Bernard Manning-esque comic who, throughout life, has over-compensated for being despised by his father by worshipping his mother.
		John Dowie's was brilliant because of the passion of its main character, and insight into his world.
	www.thejohnfleming.com /SitDownComedy/ReviewsBritish.html (1829 words)

	History of Christ Community Church
		Over 100 years ago, John Alexander Dowie, a Scottish minister, envisioned building a "city of God" where he hoped to bring into existence under the guidance of God, a place where the social, industrial, commercial, educational, political and religious ideals and principles of the Kingdom of God would be put into practice.
		The early years of the church were heavily influenced by Dr. Dowie and, to a great degree, were intertwined with the city itself.
		Due to ill health, and finally a stroke in 1905, Dowie turned to one of his associates, Wilbur Glenn Voliva, to assist him in the operation of the church and city.
	www.ccczion.org /history/history.htm (798 words)

	John Alexander Dowie \| Glory Songs \| James Joyce Music CD
		John Alexander Dowie, the tutelary deity of this recording, was born in Edinboro' in 1847.
		He was deposed in 1905 amid rumors of sexual and financial malfeasance, suffered a stroke, and died in 1907.
		Although a minor character in Ulysses, Joyce clearly had a strong desire to include Dowie in his novel, for the evangelist was not in Dublin on June 16, 1904.
	www.james-joyce-music.com /cd_jewelcase2.html (926 words)

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		Though Dowie himself did not accept the Spirit-baptism with tongues theology, he is called "the father of healing revivalism in America" (Harrell, All Things Are Possible, p.
		Dowie taught that healing is promised in the atonement and insisted that those who sought faith healing give up all medical care.
		In spite of Dowie's heretical doctrines and unscriptural ministry, he prepared the way for Charles Parham and his equally unscriptural Pentecostalism.
	www.tribwatch.com /dowie.htm (495 words)

	Inventory of the Zion City (Ill.) Records, 1888-1974,bulk 1899-1907
		John Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion City, was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, May 25, 1847, to an evangelical family.
		Finally, Dowie secretly purchased a frontage on Lake Michigan between Chicago and Milwaukee, and on July 14, 1900, the land was dedicated and formally consecrated to God as Zion City.
		Dowie was able to persuade the federal government to let him import the machinery and personnel from England to create a lace-making industry, the first of its kind in America.
	www.newberry.org /collections/FindingAids/zion/zion.html (2465 words)

	International Association of Healing Rooms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		John G. Lake lived his life and fulfilled his ministry in the earth with this type of spiritual understanding.
		John G. Lake was known as God's "Apostle to Africa".
		Like Smith Wigglesworth, John G. Lake had already experienced mighty breakthroughs, powerful anointings and a real calling from God for many years before Azusa Street and the Pentecostal Revival.
	www.healingrooms.com /index.php?src=content&cid=4 (2082 words)

	Introducing John Dowie Herd
		McFadyen and Semple are privileged to be able to draw on the experience and expertise of John Herd.
		Managing director of the Scottish Prudential Investment Association and director of Scottish Prudential Holdings, John is the non-executive chairman of the Dunfermline Building Society and Paisley Cemetery Company Limited.
		John's voluntary work includes a non-executive chairmanship of the Council of management of ACCORD Hospice and chairmanship of the Local Regional Panel of the Prince of Wales Scottish Youth Business Trust.
	www.mcfadyen-semple.co.uk /JohnDH.htm (102 words)

	Shiloh House, Residence of the Late John Alexander Dowie, Zion City, Ill. - VT502
		This is an early 20th century postally unused postcard featuring the home of the late John Alexander Dowie in Zion City, Ill. The home was known as Shiloh House.
		John Alexander Dowie was a faith healer who founded the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in 1896.
		At the turn of the century, he founded Zion City, Illinois and made it the center of his entire church and ministry with the city populated by his many followers and the city's businesses and industries centered around his Church and its ministries.
	www.rubylane.com /shops/carolynstt/item/VT502 (206 words)

	The New Apostles
		It is noteworthy that the miracle-working Branham and, a half-century earlier, the "father of healing revivalism in America," John Dowie, had both accepted the title of "Elijah" for themselves.
		Dowie claimed, as any typical cult of the time had, that his movement was the restoration of the Apostles, of which he was the first in modern times.
		Dowie didn't merely rehash Irving's apostolic cultism, but also Irving's Latter-Rain "miracles." As Irving had proclaimed his own movement to be the restoration of first-century miracles heralding the return of Christ, ditto for Dowie.
	www.tribwatch.com /apostles.htm (2816 words)

	GREAT HEALING REVIVALISTS - HOW GOD'S POWER CAME
		John Alexander Dowie was born in Scotland in1847, but spent much of his early life in Australia.
		Dowie's many struggles and pitfalls, plus the harsh spiritual 'wilderness' and obscurity of Australia, were used to mold and break him, bringing a great hunger and seeking after God.
		John the Baptist was satisfied in declaring himself 'a voice crying in the wilderness'.
	www.gloryofhiscross.org /revive18.HTM (18938 words)

	Sin Filled Foundations
		Joining with Dowie, Lake became an Elder in the "Zion Catholic Apostolic Church." At one point, Lake testified to an instant experience of entire sanctification in the home of Fred Bosworth, an early leader in the Assemblies of God.
		John Alexander Dowie, "First Apostle", and to a lesser degree, W.G.Voliva, are on their way to becoming modern church fathers in Zululand.
		Dowie believed that salvation in Christ meant a complete deliverance from illness and no use of medicine was allowed.
	www.seekgod.ca /parham.htm (2806 words)

	Video Series: God’s Generals by Roberts Liardon, An Analysis by Jackie Alnor
		Dowie spoke at one of Mother Etter’s meetings in Oakland, California, and called her methods "trance evangelism." Liardon explains that Dowie "said it was something of the devil and it was the worst deception he had seen in his entire life."
		Later, Dowie went off the deep end and declared himself to be the prophet Elijah and began dressing up in biblical robes.
		As mentioned earlier, John Alexander Dowie thought he was Elijah, "the restorer of all things," as did Charles Parham and William Branham.
	www.cultlink.com /sentinel/gods-generals.htm (3466 words)

	Dr. Dowie vs Mirza
		Dowie to a prayer duel, to peacefully resolve the intolerance breeding in Zion and beyond.
		Although Dr. Dowie would not accept responsibility for his caustic remarks, the two men communicated in their own voices, and the story has yet to be told to the American public.
		Although Dr. Dowie would not accept any responsibility for his caustic remarks, the two men communicated in their own voices and the story has yet to be told to the American public.
	alhafeez.org /rashid/zion.html (4626 words)

	Jimmy's Family Datefile Part 2
		Marriage, at Breedon, of (7xGGF) John Knowles (son of John and Margerie) and Elizabeth Darker.
		He was elected F.S.A. in 1766 and F.R.S. in 1768, though as he did not contribute papers to either society it is probable that his interest was that of a man of general culture rather than that of a serious antiquary or scientist.
		"John Darker died in 1784 and was buried in the church of St. Bartholomew the Less, in London, where there is, or was, a memorial to him.
	www.amostcuriousmurder.com /Datefile2.htm (2591 words)

	John Dowie - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		John Dowie And The Big Girl's Blouse, Dowie recorded an 1971 EP, Another Close Shave that included his tongue-in-jowl ditty, "British Tourist (I Hate The Dutch".
		Dowie continued to develop as a thespian, as well.
		A poet since childhood, Dowie is the author of a children's book, Poems To Read To Your Parents.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,424853,00.html (563 words)

	Postcards - John Dowie Retrospective
		Tracey Lock-Weir, is co-author and editor of a book on the life of John Dowie and she relates a war time story which he's too modest to tell, about how he was offered a way out of the siege to Tobruk, to assist a war artist in Cairo, but chose to remain.
		The John Dowie Retrospective is on at Carrick Hill until June 30th.
		The book "John Dowie - A Life In The Round", is available from Carrick Hill and the Art Gallery of SA Bookshop and sells for $35.00.
	www.postcards.sa.com.au /features/john_dowie.html (600 words)

	The Truth about John Alexander Dowie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Dowie had promised that he would bring an end to the religion of Islam, which he hated with a passion [though he was also abusive to other Christian sects].
		Dowie answered Ahmad very arrogantly, claiming that he would crush that "Moslem Messiah" with his foot, etc., etc.
		Hazrat Ahmad stated that whether or not Dowie accepted the challenge, he (Dowie) was going to meet a miserable end for his attacks against Islam and for his claims at being Elijah, etc., as had been related to Hazrat Ahmad by God.
	www.fwselijah.com /guest/_entries/00000004.htm (412 words)

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