L. H. Morgan

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Letter dates CHOG beginning in Moss, MS in 1904 when Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Walters started Sunday school in a log schoolhouse. L. V. Strickland was the first CHOG minister to preach in the area. The first official CHOG building was erected in 1908 with the land donated by L. D Walters. Letter also gives a biographical sketch of T. Otis Matthews.

Scope and Contents Letter dates that the first message of CHOG Reformation delivered in Crowder in 1906 in a Church of Christ. John Cullins, the writer of letter, names N. E. Frye as the first conversion to CHOG message in Crowder. However, it also notes that the congregation was inactive until 1927 until it was revived with services held in private homes and in a school building. The public building was rented for services through the years between the late 1920s-1930s. In 1934, the school house was...

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No writer given. Details the beginning meetings, buildings used, and influential persons.

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An autobiography and life sketch about the life and ministry work of Edgar L. Voight.

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A group photo of the editorial staff and secretaries of the Gospel Trumpet Company in the early 1900s.

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An eight page autobiography and two biographical sketches on the life and ministry work of Edward N. Reedy.

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A thirty-two page paper and two letters telling to the experiences and ministry of George W. Johnson.

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No writer was given. A revival was held in 1911 and 3 years later, a congregation was started.

Scope and Contents The letter contains information on CHOG in Poplar Bluff. It states that the original congregation met for Sunday schoolbut did not have an established place. The congregation became more established with a tent meeting on June 30th, 1914. After the meeting, services begame more regular in homes until the congregation moved into a store building. The letter states the East Side School House was purchased in Spring of 1917 and then construction of a new church building began in the Fall of...

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It contains the healing of L. H. Morgan from tubercolosis. Mentions the opposition directed toward person who accepted the message of the CHOG. The first ordinance and communion service held in home of S. W. Parrish. Mentions the revivals conducted, buildings serving the group, and building funds.