George Dyer

Scope and Contents Contents of letter begins with the author writing about Philip Lippert (1856-1927) bringing in Church of God Reformers to hold a tent meeting in Stanton, Michigan in 1912. This group was composed of Sister Todd, Frye, and Walters as well as Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser, all from St. Louis. Letter continues by listing a series of meetings occuring in a store front in Spring of 1914. Letter briefly documents missionaries Sister Hazel Grill Kentz and husband going to China in 1923 before evacuating in...

Scope and Contents Letter gives a brief description of CHOG meeting locations in Big Rapids and the dates of meetings. The first meeting is listed as the home of Agnes Carmack in 1917 and continued until December 1946 when Sunday school and church services began being held in Rev. George Pardee's home. There, services and meetings were conducted until December 21, 1949 when the group moved into the basement of the new church. Within the church, the meetings moved locations and ends with the date of the...

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Letter contains a short list of names that were chosen to be on the Committee to converge for First Minities Assembly of Michigan. Enclosed with the letter was a separate pamphlet the title Constitution of the Ministerial Assembly of the CHOG in Michigan with the Ministers of the First Assembly with the date Dec. 26 to 30, 1920.