Barney Elliott Warren

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The beginning of the congregation, the land purchased, prayer meetings, the buildings used, and the influential persons.

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This accession contains three boxes of hanging folders of Church of God Historical Society research notes. It also contains blown up images of Gospel Trumpet and Andersonian articles. Along with some loose programs and pamphlets and family scrapbooks.

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Contains biographical material and hymn information

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Photographs of B.E. Warren pertaining to his time with the Church of God and the Gospel Trumpet Company.

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Letter documents that CHOG began in Laurel, Mississippi in 1908 in a tent meeting. The first church building was West of Laurel, known as "The Pond." The location moved to newly purchased land in 1928, where the church was still meeting at the time of the letter (1949). Letter also mentions L.V. Strickland and his documtnation of CHOG in Mississippi.

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A two page letter and short cover letter containing information about many pioneer ministers including Hazel Neal, William Ebel, and the Bennett family. Written by William A. Bixler.

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Parents were from Germany and he worked in Dayton, OH. It details how he came in contact with CHOG and working at the Gospel Trumpet in Moundsville in 1903. An oversight of mission home in Essen, Germany where he promised to preach the truth.

Scope and Contents Has handwritten notes from W. D. Pollock. Also, a cover letter written by John E. Roberts Jr. History of the CHOG in North Denver, CO written by John Roberts Sr, assisted by Elsa Fischer. Contents include the influence of the Gospel Trumpet upon James Pollock, the faith of Wheeler Pollock, a 6 week revival in 1888 by D.S. Warner's evangelistc team, open door mission for men, first trustees, construction of the missionary home, and the transitioning of the church buildings. The church was...