Carrie Judd Montgomery
(1858-1946) was one of the most influential people in the Divine Healing
Movement and also greatly influenced early Pentecostalism. She initiated the very first healing home (The Home of Peace) on the West Coast,
coming over 20 years before John G. Lake's healing rooms. She also acted as a
catalyst to spread revival fires around the world, created space for women to grow in ministry, and passionately pursued the fullness of the
Spirit throughout her entire life.
The Carrie Judd
Montgomery Project exists to recover her forgotten voice in hopes of inspiring a
new generation to hunger for the fullness of the Spirit, fulfill their God
given destinies, and to finish well.
We also seek to recover revival
history and make it accessible to this generation in a medium that captures
their attention and will inspire them to seek the fullness of the Spirit. This will be by utilizing multi-media, print, video, etc. In addition to speaking engagements on revival history, we also do Healing and Revival retreats held at the Home of Peace in Oakland.
More information can be found at www.CarrieJuddMontgomery.com
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