Aimee Semple McPherson was more than just a radio minister—she was a movement in 1920s America, drawing millions of followers with her electrifying presence. An early pioneer in radio evangelism, she made history as the first woman granted a broadcast license by the Federal Radio Commission. This collection of 14 rare sermons captures her remarkable voice and spirit, offering a vivid window into the life of one of the most fascinating characters in American religious history. Over 5 hours and 16 minutes of audio, listeners can experience the power of her preaching, from the Angelus Temple to the airwaves that carried her message across the nation.
