Box CHOG 176

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Firsthand biographical accounts of early Church of God pastors, evangelists, missionaries, etc., received by C.E. Brown in 1949-1950 while researching his book When The Trumpet Sounded, a history of the Church of God movement.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Firsthand biographical accounts of early Church of God pastors, evangelists, missionaries, etc., received by C.E. Brown in 1949-1950 while researching his book When The Trumpet Sounded, a history of the Church of God movement.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Firsthand biographical accounts of early Church of God pastors, evangelists, missionaries, etc., received by C.E. Brown in 1949-1950 while researching his book When The Trumpet Sounded, a history of the Church of God movement.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Firsthand biographical accounts of early Church of God pastors, evangelists, missionaries, etc., received by C.E. Brown in 1949-1950 while researching his book When The Trumpet Sounded, a history of the Church of God movement.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: 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 ...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: 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 ...

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A letter sent by pastor Rev. Delbert Tetrick with a note. Contains information of the beginnings of the church, buildings rented for chapel, revivals held, parsonage and church dedication.

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The church began as Sunday school in Norris Lyman's home. The building to use as chuch was rented as aparsonage. Pastors and revivalists mentioned.

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The church was started by John G. Neff. Mentioned is the first Sunday school organized, Fred W. Hopkins the first pastor, and the erection of the "First Meeting House".

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Brief review of John G. Neff and Thaddeus Neff and the buildings where the congregation met. Brother Corns requested M. Pearl Smith to write the history.