Frush's Journal of 1915, Journey to Indianapolis and Into the Apostles' Doctrine

Linked strategically in the Frush ancestry, writer Peggy Jenkins inherited three Frush journals. Jenkins has transcribed and offered significant insight to these journals. A copy of the entire journal appears in the book. Jenkins now lives in Indianapolis where much of the Frush story begins. The Journal of James A. Frush gives the reader a powerful insight into the early days of the Apostolic Pentecostal movement. Peggy Jenkins has shared with us a Journal of the day-to-day activities among ministers such as G. T. Haywood, Glenn Cook, and many others. These came together and experienced a revival that influenced a worldwide, spiritual revolution. The book describes events of the early Pentecostal days, specifically the series of Pentecostal meetings that took place in 1915 in Indianapolis, IN.