Rev. Robert James Jamieson

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A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF PAWI

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Pentecostalism in the Caribbean

As early as 1910, there were zealous and devout Christians in the Caribbean region who testified to the experience of a personal Pentecost. In 1912, on the island of Montserrat, American Missionary, Rev. Robert J. Jamieson, whose Pentecostal experience revolutionized his life and ministry, found support for his cause in a small band of people of similar persuasion. Among this group were individuals such as A.B. Mulcare, Snr., William Morgan and Lydia Mings (nee Downey).

Under this new stimulus, this young church spread rapidly in Montserrat and throughout other Caribbean Islands, from St. Croix in the north to Trinidad and Tobago in the south. Rev. Jamieson and his associates, sought to establish a Pentecostal Movement. It must be noted, that this group of followers became the nucleus of what is today known as the "Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies"

Faith, S., Tobago, T., Trinidad, C., Trinidad, N., Trinidad, N., & Trinidad, S. et al. (2018). History. Pawi-online.org. Retrieved 21 December 2018, from https://pawi-online.org/?page_id=47

Robert — Ethel Leah Bingeman. Ethel (daughter of Joseph B. Bingeman and Leah Hallman) was born 14 Jun 1888, Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; died 4 Oct 1975, Scarborough, York Co., Ontario, Canada; was buried , Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Scarborough, Scarborough Twp., York Co., Ontario. [Group Sheet]