Box CHOG 177

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.

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.

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.

Includes C. E. Brown's reply to this letter, thanking him for the information. R. H. Owen's was probably the first CHOG preacher in Texas according to William C. Tatum.

R. H. Owen was the first to bring CHOG to LA. He converted G. B. Thomas who, along with Owens, started several churches in LA.

Writer tried to find informaion about J. M. Kelly but could only find where he was born, where he lived, and when he died.

Includes the history of CHOG coming to Quitman, LA, bildings used, pastors who served, and influential persons.

Details the beginning with prayer meetings and Sunday school, buildings used, and influential persons.

This is volume 15. number 3 of the Gosepel Messenger. Brief detailing of CHOG being brought to LA and information on R. H. Owens and W. F. Ward.

Details the remodeling of the church and it's location.