PARABLE OF THE SOWER

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Mark Chapter 4

Sermon Originally Aired March 15, 1951 Years Ago: 64

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 30:58, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

ABOUT DR. CHARLES E. FULLER (APRIL 25, 1887 – MARCH 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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PRAYER, PART 2

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Ephesians Chapter 6

Sermon Originally Aired 63 Years Ago: June 29, 1952

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 31:33, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

»PRAYER, PART 1

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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PRAYER, PART 1

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Ephesians Chapter 6

Sermon Originally Aired 63 Years Ago: June 22, 1952

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 33:10, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

»PRAYER, PART 2

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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THE HELMET OF SALVATION

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Ephesians Chapter 6

Sermon Originally Aired 63 Years Ago: June 1, 1952

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 28:56, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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PHILLIP AND THE ETHIOPIAN

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Acts Chapter 8

Sermon Originally Aired 62 Years Ago: March 20, 1953

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 31:59, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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DEATH

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Mark Chapter 5

Sermon Originally Aired 64 Years Ago: March 11, 1951

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 29:39, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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SIN UNTO DEATH

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Romans Chapter 1

Sermon Originally Aired 63 Years Ago: July 27, 1952

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 29:42, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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THE CONVERSION OF NINEVAH

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Mark Chapter 1

Sermon Originally Aired 64 Years Ago: February 4, 1950

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 30:54, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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THE SPIRIT FILLED CHRISTIAN HOME

DR. CHARLES E. FULLER

with Quartet & Choir

TEACHING SCRIPTURES

Ephesians Chapter 5

Sermon Originally Aired 63 Years Ago: March 16, 1952

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 28:51, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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PUT THAT ON MY ACCOUNT

Dr. Charles E. Fuller

with Quartet & Choir

Teaching Scriptures

Philemon Chapter 1

Sermon Originally Aired 67 Years Ago: October 5, 1947

This week’s sermon begins at approximately 30:07, which is preceded by worship music and Mrs. Fuller reading letters from listeners of the OFRH.

About Dr. Charles E. Fuller (April 25, 1887 – March 18, 1968)

In 1925, a young pastor named Charles E. Fuller saw vast possibilities in the new invention called “radio." He soon resigned from his pastoral responsibilities to give his full time to radio evangelism. By 1935, the voice of Dr. Fuller had become a familiar sound in the Western states. On October 3, 1937 the Old Fashioned Revival Hour aired its first broadcast over the 13 stations of the Mutual Network. Charles E. Fuller soon established the Gospel Broadcasting Association to sponsor his Old Fashioned Revival Hour (OFRH) program.

In 1941 Fuller’s nationwide broadcast was moved from a Hollywood studio to the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium where thousands of servicemen, enroute to the Pacific during World War II, attended the broadcast. Dr. Fuller and his OFRH musicians traveled throughout North America, holding citywide rallies which were often broadcast live. » Find out more...

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