Origins of the Stoneboro, CHOG at Hendersonville
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Remebering people of the CHOG in 1884.
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Doctrines believed and preached.
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Reaction to early Church of God doctrine.
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Writer remembers that D. S. Warner would preach for an hour, and, after taking a drink, Warner would preach for another hour or two.
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Group decided to hold cottage prayer meetings and to rent group floor of the Odd Fellows Hall in Hendersonville.
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Opposition to preaching.
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Decision to construct a building in 1890.
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Meetings were held.
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Different thought about emotionalism in worship caused the group to be divided and to eventually disband.
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Group began to worship in 1899.
Dates
- From the Series: Creation: 1949 - 1950
- From the Series: Event: Describing events from 1881 - 1948
Creator
- Howard Perrine (Person)
Extent
7 Sheets
Language of Materials
From the Series: English
Subject
- D. S. Warner, Rev. (Person)
- J. C. Fisher, Mrs. (Person)
- J. C. Fisher (Person)
- Ida Shaffer (Person)
- Nannie Kiger (Person)
- B. E. Warren, Rev. (Person)
- George Clayton, Rev. (Person)
- Samuel L. Speck (Person)
- Isaiah S. McCoy (Person)
- Frankie Miller (Person)
- H. M. Riggle (Person)
- Henry C. Wickersham (Person)
Repository Details
Part of the Anderson University and Church of God Archives Repository