Albert Ahrendt

Scope and Contents

Includes a cover letter, which does mention the "colored" congregation of CHOG. Goes into the development of the church, its locations, its dedications, parsonages, leading pastors, and early pioneers. Says it was always a missionary church. Includes a picture of the church.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection relates primarily to C.E. Brown's professional roles as a professor at Anderson College and Theological Seminary and as editor-in-chief of The Gospel Trumpet. The centerpiece elements of the collection are Brown's correspondence of 1932-1934 and his research notes for his Church of God historical works, primarily When The Trumpet Blew. As part of his research for this book, Brown put an appeal to readers of the ...

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.

Scope and Contents

Began in 1897 with prayer meetings in homes of 3 sisters. Soon there was a tent meeting held with Willis and Charles Brown as evangelists. Parsenage purchased under leadership of A. G. Ahrendt.