As the result of a protest (held 6 June 1966) against the deepening apostasy, three Free Presbyterian ministers - Revs. Ian Paisley, John Wylie and Ivan Foster - were unjustly accused of being part of an unlawful assembly, unfairly tried and imprisoned for three months in Crumlin Road Gaol, Belfast.
However, as a mirror image of the way in which God transformed the trial of Joseph into a triumph, the Lord issued a stream of blessing throughout Ulster at this time that was nothing short of revival blessing.
Listen to this story, told by some who witnessed the original protest, were present at the rallies and missions conducted during this period of imprisonment, and also saw the tide of blessing rise still further in the formation of many new churches across Northern Ireland during 1966-68.
"Wilt Thou not revive us again: that Thy people may rejoice in Thee?" (Psalm 85:6).
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Ian Brown succeeded Dr Ian Paisley as minister of Martyrs Memorial in August 2013. Prior to this he pastored the Free Presbyterian congregation in Northern Ireland’s Maiden City, Londonderry, from 1987 to 2013. He is the author of several books, notably: “Belfast Boat – Titanic,...
