Frederic N. Jacobson
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Charles Harlow Tubbs letter
A four page letter descriing the life and ministry work of Charles H. Tubbs.
Frederic N. Jacobson letters
Two short letters containing information on the life and ministry of Frederic N. Jacobson.
History of the CHOG in Kansas City, MO, 1949
Letter has various facts on people and dates on events for CHOG. In 1897, a Gospel Trumpet was given to a Mrs. Barlow who had never joined another church because she was seeking Biblical truth on the church. Letter states a missionary home was started by a Brother Peterman where it doubled as a school to train young gospel workers in the church. The letter also mentions Frederick Jacobson, a blind evangelist to Kansas City around 1898. He also conducted services in a hall for two years.
Letter from Luther G. Evans of Early Ministers in Area, 1890 - 1891
The letter is titled "History". The first half is written by Thomas W. Cooper, detailing the early ministers in the area. Much credit is given to the Peterman family and G. W. Bailey in later years.
Luther G. Evans' Reflection of the Early History of the CHOG in ID, 1902 - 1949
Personal reflection of Luther G. Evans' memory concerning the early history of persons and occurances within the life of the CHOG in Idaho. The Gosepl Trumpet was a big influence.
W. J. Baldwin Grand Forks Letter, August 3, 1948
In the fall of 1895, Brother Bailey and J. G. Peterman came to Grand Forks, ND in a horse and wagon to hold a meeting.