William Seymour

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The narrative centers on a pivotal African American leader who spearheaded the Azusa Street Revival in 1906, igniting the twentieth-century American Pentecostal movement. Despite being blind in one eye, he possessed profound spiritual insight and was deeply committed to racial reconciliation and unity within the church. His legacy, though often overlooked, offers significant lessons for the Pentecostal movement and the broader Christian community.