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William Seymour and the History of Azusa Street
Home The Library Revival Catalogues Pensketches Audio Leadership Resources OnlineShop Contact UsWilliam Seymour and the History of theAzusa Street OutpouringThe Great EarthquakeAt almost precisely 5:12 , localtime, on April 18, 1906, an earthquakeforeshock rudely awakened SanFrancisco Bay Area residents and itwas followed by a massive earthquakeabout 20 to 25 seconds later, with itsepicentre near San Francisco. Violentshockwaves punctuated the strongshaking which lasted some 45 to 60seconds. The earthquake was felt fromsouthern Oregon to south of Los Angeles and inland as far as 70 kilometres into central was the most destructive earthquake in North American History .
school. Nor could he even share the same room as white folk. (The words ‘Jim Crow’ had become a racial slur synonymous with black, coloured, Negro in the vocabulary of many whites, or the worse
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