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LEGACY
Legacy #8 (Summer 2001) is available to download for those using Adobe's Acrobat Reader.
The following articles appeared
in the inaugural issue of Legacy published in connection with the January 1996
issue of The Advocate.
"Whence the Pentecostal Holiness Church?"
by Dr. Vinson Synan.
"Beniah at the Apostolic Crossroads"
by Dr. Harold D. Hunter. A research version of this article is available in the
Cyberjournal for Pentecostal Charismatic
Research.
The following article appeared in the second
issue of Legacy published in connection with the July 1996 issue of The Advocate.
"The Heavenly Choir" by Richard Riss. Paper
presented to Theological Track at Orlando '95.
This article appeared in the third issue of Legacy
published in the last issue of The Advocate (December 1996)
"Bishop J.H. King: The Early Years" by Dr. David
Alexander.
This article appeared in the fourth issue of Legacy
published in July 1997.
"The Memphis Miracle," by Bishop B.E. Underwood
For further information on this event see J. Lee Grady, "Pentecostals Renounce
Racism," Christianity Today (1994).
The entire issue of Legacy 4 has
been published using the pdf format so that one can see the magazine as though it
were printed. In order to view this issue, one must have the freely distributed Adobe Acrobat Reader.
There are two minor imperfections with the center pages. This file is 351K.
The online copy is important because almost all of our inventory of the
printed issue devoted to the "Memphis Miracle" are gone.
The entire issue of Legacy 5 (Summer '98) is available. Warning! This pdf file is 2.212K
It will again be possible to purchase online with credit cards past issues of Legacy. (Unfortunately, Legacy 4 is no longer available.) If interested, please go to our online catalog.
Looking for more materials about IPHC history? Go to the IPHC Archives & Research Center Digital Library and the IPHC Timeline with commentary provided by Dr. Harold D. Hunter.
