W. J. Baldwin
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
CHOG of Culdesac, ID, Dated 5/1949
The Kole family recieved the Gosepl Trumpet in 1908. CHOG orginates to 1900 at Kippen, near Reubens, ID. CHOG began in Culdesac in February 1936.
Illegible W. J. Baldwin Letter
Writing was difficult to interpret.
Letter about CHOG in Orofino, ID, Dated 4/26/1949
A Sunday school was started in 1913 but attempts at establishing a permenant CHOG failed. It was attempted again in 194 as a Sunday school and congregational meetings were conducted.
Letter Concerning Early Camp Meetings, 1949
The writer's information about the first Camp Meeting comes from Bro. Hickman who lived in Colfat, Washington.
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.