Harry Morse Library
 

This is the ever growing list of books used in the Harry Isaac Morse biography project.

A 20th Century Apostle Life of Alfred Garr by Thompson
Above the Shadows by Buffum

Apostolic Faith Missions by Ironside

Azusa Street by Bartleman
Born with a Mission by Carl Adams
Buffum Songs Special by Winsett
Buffum Special number 2 by Buffum

Christ the Mystery of God by Booth-Clibborn

Christianity without the Cross by Fudge
Early Interracial Oneness Pentecostalism by French
Echoes of the Past by Cagle
Ensign 1978 25th Anniversary of CBC
From Stage to Pulpit by Buffum
Hallelujah Chariot by Hathaway
Heretics and Politics by Fudge
Los Angeles Pentecostalism Before the War by Hilden-Minton
Man of the Hills by Haney
Message of the Apostolic Faith by Cotton
Northwest Passage by Scism
Old Time Preacher Men by Wallace
Peniel Missionary Society by Russell
Pentecostal Handbook by Crayne
Phenomenon of Pentecost by Ewart
Pioneer Pentecostal Women by Wallace
Profiles of Pentecostal Missionaries by Wallace
Profiles of Pentecostal Preachers vol 2 by Wallace
Prophetic Research by Haney
Restoring the Apostolic Faith by Hall
Story of my Song Life by Buffum
The Curtain of Time by Cagle
The History of the Apostolics in Stockton, California by Hoyle
The True Believers Part 2 by Martin
The Doctrines and Discipline of the Azusa Street AFM by Seymour
The Winds of God by Goss
Unto You and Your Children by Wiens
When the Gospel Came to Superior by Jarnagin
Witness of God by Urshan
With Signs Following by Frodsham

Re: Harry Morse Library
 

Nice - thinking about creating an annotated bibliography?

Re: Harry Morse Library
 

Actually, I spent the day organizing the data. One of the results was this list. Yes, an annotated bibliography is a very good idea.

Re: Harry Morse Library
 

2 more autobiographies

Life of Andrew Bar David Urshan. No mention of Harry Morse or his social circle. But he does give details about a revival in Los Angeles in 1918. But one desires more data.

From Crutches to Wings by Glenn Craig. No mention of Harry Morse.Glenn Craig was a east of the Mississippi minister.

Still on the hunt for more data.