Was the Oneness Message Preached at Azusa Street?

[Bro Flame]

I have heard that it was just as often as I heard that it wasn't. I've heard some people say the people were Trinitarian but preached an Acts 2:38 message.

I believe I have seen it documented that new converts were baptized in Jesus' name at Azusa Street, although the ministers didn't feel that believers that been baptized in the titles didn't need to be rebaptized.

How prominent was the Oneness message during this turn-of-the-century revival?

[Tithesmeister]

Originally Posted by Bro Flame

I have heard that it was just as often as I heard that it wasn't. I've heard some people say the people were Trinitarian but preached an Acts 2:38 message.

I believe I have seen it documented that new converts were baptized in Jesus' name at Azusa Street, although the ministers didn't feel that believers that been baptized in the titles didn't need to be rebaptized.

How prominent was the Oneness message during this turn-of-the-century revival?

It’s interesting how oneness Pentecostals/Apostolics claim the Azusa Street revival as their own but don’t mention the fact that it was trinitarians who experienced it. Otherwise they seem to believe that trintarians cannot possibly be saved. It is antithetical in my opinion.

[Esaias]

Frank Bartleman, who chronicled the Azusa Street revival meetings, later became Oneness. I believe Ewart and maybe some others went there as well. The Azusa Street church ("Apostolic Faith Mission") was officially trinitarian and Wesleyan. Charles Parham however generally baptized using the Jesus name formula even though he was never Oneness as far as I know.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Tithesmeister

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It’s interesting how oneness Pentecostals/Apostolics claim the Azusa Street revival as their own but don’t mention the fact that it was trinitarians who experienced it. Otherwise they seem to believe that trintarians cannot possibly be saved. It is antithetical in my opinion.

It's interesting how non Wesleyan Pentecostals claim William Durham as their own but don't believe hardly anything he preached or taught.