Revivalists : marketing the gospel in English Canada, 1884-1957 / Kevin Kee.
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TextSeries: McGill-Queen's studies in the history of religion. Series two ; ; 44.Publication details: Montreal ; Ithaca : McGill-Queen's University Press, �2006.Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 269 pages, [6] pages of plates) : illustrations, portraitsContent type: - text
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- Evangelists -- Canada -- History
- Evangelicalism -- Canada -- History
- Evangelicalism -- Social aspects -- Canada
- Evangelicalism -- Canada -- History
- Evangelicalism -- Social aspects -- Canada
- �Evang�elisme -- Canada -- Aspect social
- �Evang�elisme -- Canada -- Histoire
- Evangelists -- Canada -- History
- Pr�edicateurs -- Canada -- Histoire
- Pr�edicateurs -- Canada -- Histoire
- �Evang�elisme -- Canada -- Histoire
- �Evang�elisme -- Canada -- Aspect social
- RELIGION -- Christian Ministry -- Evangelism
- Evangelicalism
- Evangelicalism -- Social aspects
- Evangelists
- Canada
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- BV3777.C36 K44 2006eb
Contents:
A night at the theatre : Hugh Crossley, John Hunter, and the marketing of late nineteenth-century mainstream Protestant revivalism -- Anything at all to get a crowd : Oswald J. Smith and fundamentalist revivalism between the wars -- Reflecting "the ditinctive character of the age" : Frank Buchman and the Oxford Group in Canada, 1932-1934 -- "In tune with the times" : Charles Templeton and post-World War II revivalism.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 245-264) and index.
A night at the theatre : Hugh Crossley, John Hunter, and the marketing of late nineteenth-century mainstream Protestant revivalism -- Anything at all to get a crowd : Oswald J. Smith and fundamentalist revivalism between the wars -- Reflecting "the ditinctive character of the age" : Frank Buchman and the Oxford Group in Canada, 1932-1934 -- "In tune with the times" : Charles Templeton and post-World War II revivalism.
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