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Story February 13, 1893

St. Paul Daily Globe

Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota

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Rev. F. O. Holman shifts from opposing to supporting revival meetings in Minneapolis, citing the city's need for spiritual awakening amid Sunday theaters and pastimes, with Mills as divine instrument.

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CHANGED HIS MIND.
Rev. F. O. Holman Now Thinks Minneapolis Needs a Revival.

Rev. F. O. Holman referred to his opposition to the Mills revival meetings during his sermon yesterday morning at the Hennepin Avenue M. E. church. He stated that though he had been opposed to the revivals when the matter was first agitated, he had, in a measure, changed his mind, and was willing and glad to aid the other churches in making the season of exhortation successful. He had come to the conclusion that Minneapolis was in need of something that would operate as a revelation upon the people, who were transgressing to no small extent. The fact that Sunday theaters were running in full blast every Sabbath afternoon and evening, and that skating matches and other pernicious pastimes were being indulged in on the Lord's day demonstrated that a change of heart was needed, and needed badly. Mills was the instrument with which God would bring about the revolution.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue Providence Divine

What keywords are associated?

Revival Meetings Minneapolis Revival Change Of Mind Sunday Theaters Spiritual Revolution

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. F. O. Holman Mills

Where did it happen?

Minneapolis

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Key Persons

Rev. F. O. Holman Mills

Location

Minneapolis

Story Details

Rev. F. O. Holman, who initially opposed revival meetings, now supports them after concluding that Minneapolis needs a spiritual revolution due to prevalent Sunday entertainments like theaters and skating; he views Mills as God's instrument for this change.

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