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Billy Sunday Crusade in Marshalltown, Iowa

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Billy Sunday (1862-1935) is regarded as the most prominent — and influential — evangelist of the early part of the 20th century. Born near Ames, he spent part of his youth in Marshalltown, then returned here in 1909, where he spoke to a packed tabernacle of his followers. Image Credit: User, Super, et al. “Re-Digging the Wells of Revival: Dutch Read more...