Box CHOG 176

Was referenced in "Protection, KS" letter, written by Harry McDaniel on May 7. 1949. Details history of the beginning of the CHOG in Protection, KS, that began in March 1926. Includes the location of buildings and the pastors who served.

A response to Harry McDaniel's letter for information about the beginning of the CHOG in Protection, KS to be spent to C. E. Brown. Also names the pastors that served.

Details the CHOG movement being brought to Chanute by D. S. Warner, the beginning of services and Sunday school, the property purchase, building of the church, and its dedication.

Details the beginning of the church, starting in 1943. The congregation was sponsored by the state. Includes the pastors who served, building purchase, and parsonage.

Includes a cover letter by L. W. Irons. Includes how the church started as a Sunday school and prayer meetings. Lists the pastors and evangelists that worked there, purchase and dedication of the building, and ending their debt on the church.

Includes a description of the town which was mostly German settlers, the building of the church building, brief biography of Gerdinand Schweiger, and the parsonage.

The CHOG was started as a prayer meeting until a Sunday school was soon organized. Includes a list of pastors served, parsonage being built, a school building was used for services until their building was dedicated in 1946.

Details Louis W. Neff coming to Wichita, KS to preach, later a hall was rented for services as well as a building fund created.

Note it uses the word colored to describe the black congregation. Information was furnished by Mrs. Eita Sheldon. Pilgrim services were started in 1889 in private homes and rented halls. A building was constructed in 1911 with an integrated worship service.

Gives information about Della Welch and her husband, who began the CHOG in 1914 in Independence, KS. Includes location of buildings for churches and its dedcation.