Earl Slacum Open Letter, 1947
Scope and Contents
This collection relates primarily to C.E. Brown's professional roles as a professor at Anderson College and Theological Seminary and as editor-in-chief of The Gospel Trumpet. The centerpiece elements of the collection are Brown's correspondence of 1932-1934 and his research notes for his Church of God historical works, primarily When The Trumpet Blew. As part of his research for this book, Brown put an appeal to readers of the Gospel Trumpet to send their personal recollections of camp meetings, individuals and congregations. The responses Brown received are included in his papers, following the arrangement he established for them.
Dates
- Creation: 1947
Creator
- From the Collection: C. E. Brown, Dr. (Charles Ewing) (Person)
Extent
From the Collection: 6.225 Linear Feet (3 large archival boxes, 8 standard archival boxes; 1 slim archival box; 1 legal archival box (stored lengthwise).)
Language of Materials
English
Abstract
An open letter signed by Brown and other Church of God leaders expressing concern over "a divisive element in the church led by Earl Slacum and others," with responses to the open letter addressed directly to Brown.
Repository Details
Part of the Anderson University and Church of God Archives Repository