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Get your free e-book from the revered and anointed john g. Lake, a Canadian-American leader in the Pentecostal movement that began in the early 20th century, and is known as a faith healer, missionary, and co-founder of the South African Apostolic Faith Mission with Thomas Hezmalhalch.
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lake was born in st. Mary’s, Ontario, Canada and moved to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan with his family in 1886. [4] he was born into a large family of 16 siblings (eight of whom died young). He graduated from St Mary’s High School shortly before moving to Michigan and claimed to have been ordained into the Methodist ministry at the age of twenty-one.[4] however, his seminary attendance has never been confirmed 53 and census records cannot confirm even ten years of education. lake, then, may not have had a formal theological training.
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Lake moved to a Chicago suburb of Harvey in 1890, where he worked as a roofer and mason before returning to his hometown in 1896. According to Lake, he became an industrious businessman and started two newspapers, the citizen harvey in harvey, illinois and the soo times in sault ste. Marie, Michigan[4] before beginning a successful career in real estate and later becoming a millionaire in the life insurance business
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With Thomas Hezmalhalch, Lake founded the South African Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) in 1908 and carried out missionary work from 1908 to 1913.
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lake and hezmalhalch would seem to be the first pentecostal missionaries in south africa and they introduced speaking in tongues. Many of those who joined his church had been Zionist allies of Dowie’s organization who believed in faith healing.
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morton writes: 98 “lake was instrumental in spreading this fusion of Zionism/Pentecotalism that is unique to southern Africa…approximately half of the Christians in southern Africa today [2012] are her followers…lake was instrumental in spreading this ‘second evangelization’.”
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the lake movement attracted many of the early zionists led by pieter l. le roux de wakkerstroom.[18]: 15 Due to the segregationist impulses of the white members of the afm,[19] most of its African members eventually split off, forming many different Christian Zionist sects
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