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Discover the remarkable story of Aimee Semple McPherson, a trailblazing preacher whose innovative use of media helped shape modern televangelism. As the founder of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel and the Angelus Temple in Los Angeles, McPherson bridged faith, drama, and mass communication to reach audiences across generations. While she was not a recording artist, her writings and sermons continue to inspire through historical resources and heritage programs.

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Note: Aimee Semple McPherson passed away in 1944 in Oakland, California. There are no 2025 tour dates or venues. This page highlights her biography, impact on radio ministry, key writings like This Is That (1923), and the ongoing work of The Foursquare Church and associated heritage resources. If you’re exploring her legacy, consider visiting related historical centers and church archives for guided insights and exhibits.

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Quick Facts About Aimee Semple McPherson

  • Founded the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel (the Foursquare Church) and opened Angelus Temple in Los Angeles in 1923.
  • She was the first American woman to deliver a sermon over the radio, helping popularize broadcast ministry.
  • Her ministry blended faith healing, dramatic sermons, and media savvy, laying groundwork for modern televangelism.
  • There is no discography of albums or singles for McPherson—she was a preacher, not a recording artist; she published books of sermons and writings, such as This Is That (1923).
  • Legacy is maintained by The Foursquare Church and affiliated institutions (Heritage Center tours, historical resources).

Note: Aimee Semple McPherson passed away in 1944 in Oakland, California. There are no 2025 tour dates or venues. This page highlights her biography, impact on radio ministry, key writings like This Is That (1923), and the ongoing work of The Foursquare Church and associated heritage resources. If you’re exploring her legacy, consider visiting related historical centers and church archives for guided insights and exhibits.

For context and updates, follow official channels and heritage sites linked below.

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