During the first half of the twentieth century, F. F. Bosworth conducted evangelistic and healing campaigns across the US and launched the "National Radio Revival" ministry. At age 75, he went to Africa to preach and teach. He died in 1958. His son, Robert V. Bosworth, editor of this edition, continues the ministry through World Outreach, Inc., African Evangelical Mission, and Morning Watch.

During the first half of the twentieth century, F. F. Bosworth conducted evangelistic and healing campaigns across the US and launched the "National Radio Revival" ministry. At age 75, he went to Africa to preach and teach. He died in 1958. His son, Robert V. Bosworth, editor of this edition, continues the ministry through World Outreach, Inc., African Evangelical Mission, and Morning Watch.

During the first half of the twentieth century, F. F. Bosworth conducted evangelistic and healing campaigns across the US and launched the "National Radio Revival" ministry. At age 75, he went to Africa to preach and teach. He died in 1958. His son, Robert V. Bosworth, editor of this edition, continues the ministry through World Outreach, Inc., African Evangelical Mission, and Morning Watch.