W. H. Oldham

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A two page biography about the life and ministry work of Grant Teter.

Scope and Contents Answering a notice placed in the Gospel Trumpet by R.I. Grant requesting a minister to establish a CHOG in High Point, Rev. Roy Kendall came to High Point in Dec. of 1922 and began to conduct home prayer meetings.Sunday school and preaching services began in the spring of 1923.Sotre buildings rented as a location for regular church services. Vacant 3 room house rented on Pendolph St. for services.No offerings taken except in Sunday school classes. A box...

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Details the beginning meetings and the buildings used for the beginning services.

Scope and Contents in 1898, a man by the name of (Unidentified) Pruitt scattered some Gospel Trumpets in Burke Co. N. C.First message of Church of God Reformation preached in the Shoups Ford Neighborhood.First state camp meeting of the CHOG in NC conducted on a farm owned by P. A. Chapman.Later on the state camp meeting was moved to Drexel.A brother, J. F. Lundy conducted revival meetings in tent at Henry Lincoln Co. in 1903.In 1909, J. F. Lundy behan...

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Nannie Newville hosted ministers in her home in Iowa. Letter is basically only a list of names.

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Details the start of the congregation, influential persons, property donated, board of trustees, buildings used, and Sunday school.

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A one page letter giving a short biographical sketch on the life and ministry work of T. Franklin Miller.

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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.