I was privileged to minister in the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Saturday night prior to Pentecost Sunday. It was a Pentecost rally arranged by Manuel Perez Sanchez, overseer of Puerto Rico, and his staff. The entire service was transmitted by way of radio for over three and one-half hours on a station which covered the entire island of Puerto Rico. 

The following is an excerpt of a letter from Overseer Sanchez:

“We were delighted to know that the impact of Pentecost touched the whole island that night. I believe that more than 200 persons were filled with the Holy Spirit and many were saved. Among the miracles of healing was a crippled man who left his wheelchair after he was completely healed.”

   After eleven o’clock at night the Overseer requested those who had received the baptism of the Holy Ghost that night to raise their hands. There were over 150 people still present at the coliseum who had received the experience according to Acts 2:4. The lame man who left his wheelchair was leaping for joy and praising God throughout the arena of the coliseum. Pentecost came again in Puerto Rico.