Inspired by Episcopal clergyman Dr. Elwood Worcester of Boston's Emmanuel Episcopal Church, the Emmanuel Movement began in 1906 as an effort to treat alcoholics through the application of spiritual principles, and was largely carried on by Baylor after Worcester's death.
The Emmanuel Movement was inspired by Episcopal clergyman Dr. Elwood Worcester of Boston's Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The Emmanuel Movement began in 1906 as an effort. This was to treat alcoholics through the application of spiritual principles. The Emmanuel Movement was largely carried on by Baylor after Worcester's death.