today Lakeview Church (Temple) of Indianapolis, Indiana. References Further reading A Diary of Signs and Wonders, Maria Woodworth-Etter, Harrison House, 1916. Another testimony is of a man who had three broken ribs. He was barely able to stand because of the pain he endured. As Sister Etter laid hands on him he flinched but after the prayer of faith was given the bones that were turned inward came into place. The same man, instantly healed, ended up pounding his ribs because he realized the pain and the swelling were gone (p. 63). Many strong men and women of God followed her ministry and were profoundly influenced by her abilities with God. Aimee Semple McPherson and John G. Lake were two healing evangelists that are highly noted and took as much from Maria Woodworth-Etter's ministry as possible. A Swiss woman, Mlle. Biolley, translated Signs and Wonders into French in 1919. Robert Label, a French Pentecostal minister who wrote the preface to the 5th edition, commented that the Pentecostal revival in France can be attributed in a certain measure to the ministry of Maria's books. "God's Generals", Roberts Liardson, Maria Woodworth-Etter- "Demonstrator of the Spirit" External links Maria Woodworth-Etter: Strength Perfected in Weakness (Born-Again-Christian.Info) About Lakeview Church, Woodworth-Etter's Tabernacle Maria Woodworth-Etter: A Powerful Voice in the Pentecostal Vanguard (Enrichment Journal) Loose the Women (Christianity Today Library) Maria Woodworth-Etter Books (Ministry Helps) 1844 births 1924 deaths 19th-century evangelicals 20th-century evangelicals American evangelicals American evangelists American Pentecostals