Willis M. Brown

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People attending camp meetiing in Mounderville, WV.

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First CHOG meeting held in country at a Union U. B. Church two miles west of Willshire. Recieved much persecution.

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Lida Lunn came into contact with CHOG in 1901 in a tent meeting held in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago, held by George and Mary Cole.

Scope and Contents Letter is written by an unknown source, but could potentially be Mrs. J.R. Hooker. Letter details a short history of The Church of the Living God. D.S. Warner had a western trip that began in 1888. Letter talked about the free will offering plate being a box with a small slit instead of a plate to stop the display of the money. The services were held in homes and mentioned the locations of of meetings and church buildings. Letter briefly mentions the congregation attendence and the first...

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Revival was held in the West Norton School house in 1900.

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CHOG religious tract on the church published by the Gospel Trumpet Co. was given to a local Methodist church pastor to read.

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Born in 1881.

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Bio of writer.

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Cover letter - enclosing events that happened in the last 50 years, according to the letter.

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Includes the buildings, the influential people of the church, and the first minutes from the first ministerial assembly in Northwest Kansas.