John L. Williams
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
A Short History of the Work Which Started at Wilmot and Later at North Webster, IN, 1894 - 1949
The beginning of the congregation, the land purchased, prayer meetings, the buildings used, and the influential persons.
Alexander Thomas (A. T. ) Rowe biography
A three page biography describing the life and ministry work of Alexander T. Rowe.
Amsterdam, OH. CHOG, April 28, 1936
Bio of Rev. William Cross Ramsey.
Brief History of the CHOG at Windsor Heights, WV
Successful services held in various homes in 1931. Sunday school was conducted in school house and in the Community Hall. Buildign was erected and dedicated on July 17, 1939.
Brief History of the First CHOG, Lima, OH.
A married couple who were converted at the Springfield Camp meeting on Aug. 12, 1910 began giving out tracts in Lima.
History of the CHOG in Butler, PA., April 5, 1949
Writer converted on August 15, 1901, at the age of 22, while attending the Elementon camp meeting. Her oldest sister was Wilda Weigle. Wilda's daughter was Edma Mae Anderson.
History of the CHOG in Harrisburg, PA
Message of the CHOG was brought to the community via the Gospel Trumpet while it was published at Grand Junction, Michigan. It is not known how the Gospel Trumpet paper was brought there.
History of the CHOG in Lansing, Michigan, 9.12.1949
Letter summaries the history of CHOG in Lansing, Michigan, beginning with C.S. Sisler in 1909. At the time, there were only 3-4 members of CHOG in the city but served other congregations in surrounding area. Then with financial encouragement from the congregation, the CHOG members in Lansing purchased the abandoned Baptist Church for $1,400. Letter then continues and details the ministry of Henry M. Welder.
History of the CHOG in Whelling, WV - 1910-1949
CHOG had beginning through a series of meetings and services by individuals and groups.
Origin of the CHOG in North Apolla, PA
Sunday School conducted in Daniels house in 1920.