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C M Ward was a pastor, evangelist, and radio broadcaster. Ward graduated from Central Bible Institute (now Central Bible College) in 1929, and went to Eastern Canada to take up pastoral duties. He married Dorothy Hymes--a union that lasted 67 years. Later he entered the evangelistic field.
Apr 23, 2023 · Over the next 25 years, Ward preached more than 1,300 weekly radio broadcasts on over 650 stations. No one took Pentecostal evangelism more successfully to the airwaves than C.M. Ward. Ward also published the broadcast radio sermons in 23 annual volumes called Revivaltime Pulpit, as well as
Dr Charles Morse “C. M.” Ward. Evangelist, Radio Broadcaster. He was the son of Rev. A. G. Ward, a circuit rider Methodist preacher in Western Canada, who later was influenced by Pentecostal meetings in Winnipeg, Canada.
Dec 30, 2021 · Sixty-five years ago, C. M. Ward delivered a sermon over the Revivaltime radio program titled “Eight Rules for a Happy Marriage.” Ward was known for his direct, practical, and biblical messages, often laced with humor. His sermons covered a broad spectrum of subjects pertaining to daily life.
Jun 23, 2022 · Ward shared this humorous anecdote in the June 22, 1946, issue of the Pentecostal Evangel. He became a prominent Canadian camp-meeting speaker and evangelist, but was possibly best known as the father of longtime Revivaltime speaker C.M. Ward.
First-time visitors are often surprised by C. M. Ward’s voice, activated by a motion sensor, as it booms out of his life-cast figure. He gives an altar call at the Revivaltime radio exhibit, as the choir sings a stirring rendition of Ira Stanphill’s “Room at the Cross.”
