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SUNDAY, NOV. 16
Secrets inside the revival
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Church budget is $6.6 million
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On the road: Pleas for money intensify
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Give at least $100 revival leaders urge
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Brownsville Revival costly, figures are vague
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Revival maestro's money, business is no secret
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Ministry fails to meet watchdog's guidelines
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Revival for sale through merchandise
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3 top ministers fail to pay state sales tax
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MONDAY, NOV. 17
Kilpatrick rules over revival
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Pastor's visions launched his career
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New lifestyle includes a $310,000 coach
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Kilpatrick takes hard line against dissenters
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Pastor's homes raise financial questions
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Authors: Prophecies aim to silence critics
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Kilpatrick: History shows revivals
are divisive
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Sadness, fear fill members who left Brownsville
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TUESDAY, NOV. 18
Hill's bio fraught with fallacies
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Hill's boasts often exaggerate the facts
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Money for missions fails to add up
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Hill's criminal record not what he says it is
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Revival's leader touts 'Son of Sam' conversion
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Hill settles down on 40 acres in South Alabama
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Teen Challenge is Hill's longtime favorite
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19
Pastor orchestrated first revival
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Brownsville Revival similar to one in Toronto
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Critics attack tactics, theological basis
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THURSDAY, NOV. 20
Revival benefits: Fact or fiction?
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Escambia sheriff disputes claims of crime reduction
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Neighborhood sees no benefit from revival
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No medical proof of 'miraculous healings'
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Confused? Question, reason, consult the Bible
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Addicts may be getting false hope, experts say
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Dad says church was no help
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Other churches reach out to community
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