especially on this dear sister that night, and as she laid hands on sick ones and seekers, they one and all seemed to come mightly under the power of God, becoming prostrated before the Lord.
Yours in the boundless love of Jesus.
Stanley H. Frodsham
Note.—Bro. Frodsham was an editor from Bournemouth, England, visiting the meeting in Dallas—Author.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DALLAS MEETING
The Mighty Power of God at Dallas, Texas
(By Carrie Judd Montgomery, Editor Triumphs of Faith, Oakland, California.)
My husband and myself are just leaving Dallas, Texas, after a most interesting time at the meetings which are being held here in this city at the large Tabernacle (recently built to take place of the tent). Mrs. Etter has been there five months holding meetings, and will remain until the first of the year, when she goes to San Antonio, Texas, for a series of meetings.
Mrs. Etter is an old-time friend of ours. When we first knew her she was in the midst of a very remarkable revival work on the Pacific coast, where many thousands were saved, and many were healed. We were delighted to meet each other again, after the lapse of many years. She extended to us a most loving welcome, and gave us seats on the platform by her side.
We have already published reports of these Dallas meetings, which we knew were reliable, but it has been a joy to attend them for ourselves, and to witness the mighty power of God convicting and converting sinners, healing sick bodies, and baptising saints with the Holy Ghost. We could only make it possible to remain for a few days, but in that length of time we saw much that we shall never forget. As we entered the Tabernacle on Saturday evening, we saw a crowd of rejoicing ones at the front, and we learned later that a deaf and dumb man, about sixty years of age, had just been saved and instantly healed by the power of God through Mrs. Etter’s command of faith, as she bade the deaf and dumb demons to depart in Jesus’ name. Another man who had been healed of deafness was pointed out to us, and as he was singing a hymn in unison with the others. with eyes closed, it was evident how well he could hear. We
