Thayer Revival?

I was wondering if anyone knows about a
revival that happened in Thayer, Missouri
during the (I think) the early 1900’s. The town
is located in the bottom middle of the state. From
what I have heard is that a man by the name
of Joe French was raised from the dead during
this revival. If anyone has any information on it
it would be great.

Hmm... I've never heard of it. I'm from Northwest Arkansas. I wouldn't mind hearing more info about it also.

I ended up talking to my friend who told me about
the revival, and he gave me some names of the people in the revival. I ended up finding information about the revival in Thayer and in Couch Missouri. It was in the Summer 1991 and 1982 editions of Heritage magazine which is the magazine of the Assemblies of God. These
articles can be found online by doing a Google search. The web site is call the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center. I would recommend to read about these two revivals because
they are interesting. If anyone finds more information let us know.

graphite412 wrote:
I ended up talking to my friend who told me about
the revival, and he gave me some names of the people in the revival. I ended up finding information about the revival in Thayer and in Couch Missouri. It was in the Summer 1991 and 1982 editions of Heritage magazine which is the magazine of the Assemblies of God. These
articles can be found online by doing a Google search. The web site is call the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center. I would recommend to read about these two revivals because
they are interesting. If anyone finds more information let us know.

Thanks for the follow up!

In the artical of Heritage Summer 1982 it says that
that article was an abridged from Bowley's accounts published in the Pentecostal Evangel, June 12 and 19, 1948. If anyone know how to find a copy of this article let me know.

This is quite late for making this post but there is a book that I found on the internet that gives an account of this revival. It can be found in "The Sparkling Fountain" by Fred T. Corum and Hazel E. Bakewell. It has some revival history for the ozark area in Missouri and Arkansas.