Sarah Massey

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E. L. Voight and H. R. Avery brought the message of the CHOG to Equality, resulting in a few people accepting the message. Includes how property purchased and building the church. The first Sunday school organized on 4/21/1928. The first revival was held May 1929.

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No writer given. Details the beginning meetings, buildings used, and influential persons.

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There is a cover letter included. The church was started in homes with prayer meetings. It details the visiting ministers and the history of the buildings. In 1945, the building was damaged by a fire pretty badly and a new building was soon erected.

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No writer was given. A revival was held in 1911 and 3 years later, a congregation was started.

Scope and Contents The letter contains information on CHOG in Poplar Bluff. It states that the original congregation met for Sunday schoolbut did not have an established place. The congregation became more established with a tent meeting on June 30th, 1914. After the meeting, services begame more regular in homes until the congregation moved into a store building. The letter states the East Side School House was purchased in Spring of 1917 and then construction of a new church building began in the Fall of...

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The letter contains a cover letter about a brief encounter that the writer, Pastor J. H. Shirrell had with a revival speaker. The contents of the letter states facts about the church such as a revival service held in July 1922, the location of where the services were held and that a new church was constructed in 1941.

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A letter and a eight page autobiography about Joseph H. Ball and a specific account of his work in the ministry field.