S1 TRAILER: The Toronto Blessing

Heaven Bent

Heaven Bent Media

Cults, True Crime, Miracles, Toronto Blessing, Prophecy, Religion & Spirituality, Bethel Church, Christianity, History, Church, Revival

4.3 • 897 Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2020

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Tara Jean Stevens was a teenager when a bizarre spiritual movement spread from Toronto to her childhood church in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. Why did worshipers shake and fall to the ground? Did anyone truly get healed? And did gold teeth miraculously appear in people’s mouths…or not? Join Tara Jean on her curious journey to find out.

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0:00.0	This is the most significant spiritual event in our generation.
0:07.0	Praise you Jesus!
0:10.0	Praise you Jesus!
0:12.0	On January 20th, 1994, strange things started happening at Toronto Airport Vineyard Church.
0:19.0	People would start laughing and falling down on the floor.
0:23.6	It was dubbed the Toronto Blessing,
0:26.6	a bizarre spiritual movement that spread from Toronto to my childhood church
0:30.6	in Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
0:33.6	Thousands of teenagers just praising God and screaming and shouting and holding each other up.
0:40.3	But 25 years later, I want to figure out what this was really all about.
0:49.3	Did gold teeth miraculously appear in people's mouths?
0:52.3	If God can turn water into wine, he can turn teeth into gold, obviously.
0:57.5	When I spoke in tongues, was that just gibberish?
1:00.8	Hey, glory to God.
1:05.0	I'm Tara Jean Stevens, host and creator of Heaven Bent, an examination of divine intervention.
1:16.4	Starting June 1st on the Frequency Podcast Network.

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