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Periodical:Crusader (Mandus)
Crusader (Mandus): cover of an issue
Summary:
Summary by:
Pat Deveney
Title:
Crusader.
Subtitle:
The Ministry of Divine Healing, as Revealed by our Lord.
Other Titles:
Crusader Magazine
Published:
1950s-late 1960s
Frequency:
Bimonthly and occasionally monthly
Location:
Blackpool, Lancashire, England.
Language:
en-US.
Editor(s):
Brother Mandus, and Brother Conrad (Conrad Nyquist).
Publisher(s):
World Healing Crusade—>World Healing Centre.
Succession:
Succeeded by: Power Lines
Description:

1/1, early 1950s-late 1960s. 20-52 pp., varies. Free of charge. Mandus Beaumont Nyquist (1907-1988) was a Christian New Thought healer, prominent in England from 1950 until his death. He started the World Healing Crusade in Blackpool in 1952 to spread word of Christ’s healing through him. His ministry spread worldwide and was continued by his son, Conrad, and continues today. It is said that the journal reached a circulation of a million, offering a form of “positive Christianity” that combined healing, New Thought positive thinking, and non-doctrinal Christianity. The journal carries talks by Brother Mandus, and practical instructions on meditation and thought training.

Category: New Thought, Healing.

Other Sources:None known
Issues:Crusader Apr-May 1964
Crusader Aug-Sep 1964