Box CHOG 176

Details the pioneer preachers in Agra, KS and the buildings used and the first baptism.

The writer is looking for information about the meeting because that is the site of the incident which hospitalized her.

Details the start as cottage prayer meetings, the first rivivals and Sunday schools, the building, and lists the pastors who served as well as the dates.

Brief history of the Greek work of teh CHOG in Chicago, including the beginnings, the first pastors and buildings. Author states they forgot names and streets as it has been over 10 years living in Athens.

No writer given. Details the beginnings of the church, the buildings purchased, the trustees elected, receiving loan for building, and the influential persons in the starting of the church. Note at top stating that this history was read by Mrs. W. P. Evans in 1930 at a morning service.

No writer given. Details how the congregation began by the Evans family and the Sunday school, the various church buildings used for services and the community church in Mt. Zion.

Information about the White family and the starting of the Greenfield CHOG in 1938. Details the building construction and subsequent parsonage.

Includes the personal history of Jonas L. Forsyth, beginnings of the church, the prayer meetings held, the locations of meetings, and influential persons in starting the church.

Charles Hartung mentiones he published the paper, "RALLY" for the Ft Wayne District Rally to organize Northern Indiana minitries for the purpose of fellowship. Includes list of the ministers belonging to the group.

Includes a cover letter and a biography of Raymond R. Brandt. Includes how the church started, the bible school, prayer meetings, and purchasing of building. Has reference to the black congregation as "colored".