Clay BanksThe Azusa Street Project

We had watched this on TV but the DVD of it was much better quality. If I had any complaint it would be not be about this particular product; but that any kind of video production that has music to it the background music always seems to be too loud, making it more difficult to hear the what the speakers are saying. That is the fault of the film makers and directors making the film and not the DVD itself. It was much better quality that what was on TV; but I would just like for all film makers to get the word that they need to turn the background music down when making movies or video of any kind. If you have an interest in how the pentecostal movement had it's beginning in the United States in the early 1900's you will enjoy this DVD.

Watching this beautiful documetary/testimony amid this Covid epidemic and the begining of the persecution of the church, my soul and spirit within me prays and asks God daily for another such revival across the world. We desperately need you Jesus.

I liked how this video actually functioned as a documentary. Although I'm somewhat familiar with the reported manifestations and subsequent fallout attributed to the Azusa Street revival, I appreciated learning more about the character and practices of persons involved, like Seymour, Parham, and others. Most significantly, these people came from humble origins, without prestigious credentials. The common denominator among them was a persistent desire to know God, and help others do the same.

I thoroughly enjoyed the documentary. It caused me to want to know more about the Pentecostal movement (the working of the Holy Spirit) in this country. In my pursuit for more information I found this documentary on YouTube; free, no cost. I don’t regret renting it and will share it with others, who may readily “click on” to view it free.I was rather disappointed to find that due to dissension the movement of the Holy Spirit through Elder Seymour was stymied after the 3 years of revival. But thank God the many lives that were changed remains and millions of names have been written in heaven because of the Azusa Street Revival.

Well done, with documented and historical facts. I was excited to see the unity the Holy Spirit brings. How we need that today.

I appreciated the stories from eye witnesses I have read quite a bit about this event. I am convinced it was definitely God inspired.

I did watch this back in 2015.When I watched it, the FIRE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT met me right in my living room and I've never been the same.

The accuracy on this appears to be close and there are a number of points that I think are worth paying attention to: I found it interesting how this recounts the growth and division of the Azusa Street revival affects. This revival appears to have split because leaders arose that didn't accept God's order in the Church and saw "holiness" as less a priority, it seems. Pretty interesting.

This documentary is awesome in that it is both a teaching tool and a source of continuous blessing to watch the move of the Holy Spirit, there is nothing and no one like Him. Sometimes when I am feeling low, I put it in and watch it all over again. It is good for believers to see that these things happen in the world today as it did in bible times. The content was accurate, the teachings are inspiring and the filming and narrative is excellent. I have purchased 4, kept one for myself and gave away three. I have also organised an evening to show it to believers at my church with questions and discussion afterwards. I am blessed by it and anyone who watches it will be also. Thank you!