William Henry Hinkle

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Letter states that Brother W. H. Hinkle was called to Alliance, Nebraska to conduct a revival meeting in a Nazarene church. The letter says that Hinkle purchased an old church building, and that CHOG in Gordon loaned money for the group to make the purchase possible. The letter also states that a state organiztion of the CHOG assumed oversight of the Alliance CHOG in October 1947.

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Letter informs that in 1934 a tent was purchased to conduct services in to establish CHOG in Broken Bow, NE. The revival itself began on July 4 (no year mentioned). Before the an offical church building was constructed, with the dedication service on May 5 1935, a "dwelling" was rented.

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Letter states that W.H. Hinkle conducted a revival serviced on June 2 1932. The letter also mentions that CHOG members from a "country church" decide to worship in Cozad to encourage and assist the church. Then, in 1941, a church building was purchased that was orginally a "run down chapel."

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Letter mentions W.H. Hinkle and family moved to Kearney, NE February 28 1939 to start Sunday school and church service in the home of Emmett Register. Letter also mentions that CHOG rented an old church building and a Adventist chapel. The letter continues that around 1943, the state work of CHOG took oversight of the CHOG in Kearney, NE.

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The letter details on the CHOG in central Nebraska, and was influenced by Glenn H. Jackson and William H. Hinkle (the author) or establishing a new church. Revivals were held between 1927-1928 by J. M. Harringotn. The writer conducted over 100 revivals in last 19 years. In 1931, Hinkle accepted Reformation Teaching.

Scope and Contents Letter mentions an invitation that was sent to fifteen families on June 6th, 1944 to meet in Hattie Deppe's home the following Sunday to organize a Sunday school. The decision was made to meet each Sunday, the first Sunday school was held on June 17, 1944 with eleven present. Sunday services were held in the Deppe home for four years. Letter continues and states a missionary society organization was established and that a church building was built and the first service was held on June 27,...

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Contains a biography of Hinkle.