Sven Olsen Susag

Bundle of letters about different Church of God congregations

Item — Box CHOG 176, Folder: Canada

Scope and Contents

A bundle of about five letters; each describing a different Church of God congregation in Canada.

Dates: 1949 - 1950; Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Charles E. Brown Papers / Church histories / Canada

C. J. Forsberg, 1917

File — Carton CHOG 71

Dates: Other: 1917

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Missionary Board Correspondence / 1917

CHOG, Brookings, S.D.

Item

Scope and Contents

Two devout sisters with another girl became burdened for non-church going people in a certain section of the city. The efforts to establish a CHOG was financed by the girls.

Pastors mentioned.

No services conducted for 5 years.

Sunday school organized in April 1935 after having been no church active for these five years.

Locations of services

Dates: 1949 - 1950; Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Charles E. Brown Papers / Church histories / North Dakota and South Dakota

History about the Church of God congregation in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, Canada

Item — Box CHOG 176, Folder: Canada

Scope and Contents

Mrs. W. Wright and Edna Unger letter about the history of the Church of God congregation in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, Canada.

Dates: 1949 - 1950; Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Charles E. Brown Papers / Church histories / Canada

History of CHOG in South Dakota

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Scope and Contents History of the Badger CHOGMeeting held in the Fall of 1903, 19041 and 1905Church erected in 1906 on land given to the churchCHOG incorporated in June 1908Purchase of Free Mission Property after selling their first buildingNew building erectedState camp meeting started in 1905 and went until 1930. Restarted in 1938. Camp meeting held in Brookings in 1939.State purchased state covention grounds in...

Dates: 1949 - 1950; Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Charles E. Brown Papers / Church histories / North Dakota and South Dakota

History of Scandinavian Work of the CHOG in Minnesota, 1949

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Scope and Contents Letter contains facts and information on Scandinavian work in CHOG in Minnesota. It begins with Sven and Martha Susag accepted the CHOG view in 1895. The Gospel Trumpet paper was recieved at an assembly meeting in Chicago. Swedish Evengelical Trumpet books and tracts, and Norwegian-Danish printed in St. Paul Park by a company from Grand Forks, North Dakota in 1902 led by Thomas Nelson. Sven was the first to make a contribution to the Scandianvian work with $75. Scandinavian work in Minnesota...

Dates: 1949

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Charles E. Brown Papers / Church histories / Minnesota

Hjalmer O. Hansen, 1919

File — Carton CHOG 71

Dates: Other: 1919

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives / Missionary Board Correspondence / 1919

Missionary Homes/Bible Training School Materials

Collection

Identifier: C-0240

Abstract

Materials from Missionary Homes and Bible Training Schools across the country for the Church of God. Included are photos, a history on the outreach of the Church of God, and a 1907 calendar.

Dates: Majority of material found within January 1907-April 28, 2000

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives