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Beginning of the Church (CHOG) at Philadelphia

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Scope and Contents

Church started around the beginning of 1896 with the mission ministry of B. F. Weikel. He was assisted by Ora Howard (age 19). Ora married D. O. Teasely.

Dates: 1949 - 1950; Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

Burgess W. Barcus letter

Item — Box CHOG 178, Folder: B

Scope and Contents

A two page letter giving a brief autobiography about Burgess W. Barcus including a histry of his ministry.

Dates: Event: 1949 - 1950

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

Byrum, E. E., 1903, 1941, 1941

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Dates: 1903, 1941; 1941

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

Charles August Grant autobiography

Item — Box CHOG 179, Folder: G

Scope and Contents

A five page autobiography giving a detailed descriptiob of Charles August Grant and his ministry work.

Dates: Event: 1949 - 1950

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

Charles E. Hunnex, 1919

File — Carton CHOG 71

Dates: Other: 1919

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

CHOG - Howell Co. Missouri, 11.08.1949

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Scope and Contents Letter lists facts about CHOG in Howell County. It mentions the first meeting was in a school house in a private home in 1894. This meeting was led by Nannie Coursey who died in 1929. The custodian (no mentioned name) of Congregational methodist Church opened church for two young preachers to preach for one week. The cusodian, wife and daughter recieved santification and renounced "sectism" causing the congregational methodist church to remove their membership from the church. Letter states...

Dates: 11.08.1949

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives

CHOG in Butler, New Jersey, 04.28.1949

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Letter details the history of CHOG in Butler beginning with a church founded by Mr. and Mrs. Abram Brandow through the influence of finding a Gospel Trumpet on a train in 1902. A revival meeting was held by D. O. Teasley in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jeune. C. J. Blewitt and D. O. Teasley came from a missionary home in New York to preach. In 1910 a church building was originally rented until a property was purchased and a dedication was made in April 1923.

Dates: 04.28.1949

Found in: Anderson University and Church of God Archives