Ern Baxter

==Early life==
Born in [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]], he was [[baptised]] into a [[Presbyterian]] family. His mother was involved with a [[holiness movement|holiness]] church and following his father’s conversion they went into classical Pentecostalism. Their city was visited by a Scandinavian itinerant minister with a "signs and wonders" approach to Christianity. While in the Baxter’s home city, he taught on the [[baptism in the Holy Spirit]]. Ern Baxter’s mother was the first in those meetings to receive the "baptism of power." Baxter recalled seeing his father help her into the house [[slain in the Spirit|drunk in the Spirit]]. Later in his teenage years, Baxter went through a period where he lost his faith in reaction to the legalism of religion and became seriously ill from pneumonia. Two events brought him back to Christianity – a miracle of healing{{Clarify|date=September 2009}} and the words of a friend: "Ern, being a Christian isn’t about what you do for God, it’s about what God in Christ Jesus has done and will continue to do for you".{{Citation needed|date=September 2009}}
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