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*Barry Chant, [http://69.59.182.108/barrychant/thesis/5Evangelical.pdf The Spirit of Pentecost: origins and development of the Pentecostal Movement in Australia 1870-1939], unpublished Ph D thesis, Macquarie University, 1999. |
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* [http://webjournals.ac.edu.au/journals/adeb/m_/macneil-john-1854-1896/ Bio from Southern Cross College] |
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* [http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/3633451 1896 article from The Brisbane Courier] |
* [http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/3633451 1896 article from The Brisbane Courier] |
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John MacNeil | |
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| Died | August 1896 Australia |
John MacNeil (1854-August 1896), was a Presbyterian author and evangelist in Australia. He is best known for his 1894 book, The Spirit-Filled Life.
Life
MacNeil was born into a Presbyterian family in Scotland, but was brought up in Ballarat, Victoria. He studied theology at New College, Edinburgh and was ordained in 1879. Shortly afterwards he was introduced to the Higher Life movement.
He experienced "an anointing of the Holy Spirit" and in 1881 began evangelistic ministry. Poor health, however, hindered his itinerant work until he recovered after laying on of hands by an Anglican minister. He then toured Australia, seeing many people turn to Jesus.
In 1890, together with a few others, he formed a prayer group which came to be known as "The Band". They met regularly to pray for revival. They also focused strongly on the need for an infilling of the Holy Spirit, and prayed for "the full Baptism of the Holy Spirit for themselves and for all ministers, officers and members of the Churches."[1]
From their prayer times came a decision to hold a Keswick-style convention in Geelong, with George Grubb, who had addressed Keswick Conventions in England, as the primary speaker, along with MacNeil, Webb and others.
In 1896 MacNeil toured Queensland a final time. At the end of his tour, in late August, he collapsed and died in a city shop.
Bibliography
Works
- The Spirit-Filled Life, Chicago: Moody Press (1894)
- Some One is Coming, London: Marshall Brothers (1896)
- Honey Gathered and Stored, London: Marshal Brothers (1897)
- Even So, Come, Chicago: Fleming H. Revell (1897)
Biography
- John MacNeil, Late Evangelist in Australia, by Hannah MacNeil, London: Marshall Brothers (1897)
References
- Barry Chant, The Spirit of Pentecost: origins and development of the Pentecostal Movement in Australia 1870-1939[permanent dead link], unpublished Ph D thesis, Macquarie University, 1999.
- ^ Watsford, J., Glorious Gospel Triumphs London: Charles Kelly, 1900 (pg. 272)
External links
- Works by John MacNeil at Project Gutenberg
- Works by or about John MacNeil at the Internet Archive
- Bio from Southern Cross College
- 1896 article from The Brisbane Courier
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