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When discussing the modern movement, no name looms larger than Kenneth E. Hagin (1917–2003) . Often called the "father of the modern faith movement," Hagin claimed to have been raised from a deathbed (due to a congenital heart condition and blood disorder) through a series of visions and revelations from Jesus. This experience forged his life’s work: teaching believers how to receive and maintain divine healing.