Pentecostal clergy and churches - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Deadwood, Texas Pentecostal Church

rebapow — 20 Sep 2008 8:59:47 GMT

Hi. This October is the 80th anniversary of the Deadwood Pentecostal Church. I am putting together a slideshow of the church history and would appreciate any information of photos of the following people who have pastored here.

Eddie Sarton
Gilbert Mabry
R.C. "Bud" Luman
The rest I only have last names. I include them in hopes someone can help.
Sister Beene (or Bean) from Bossier City, LA pastored in the late 1940's- early 1950's.
Brother Gibson
Brother and Sister Carouthers (Carruthers)
Brother and Sister Arrington
Brother and Sister Kay (and daughter Rhonda)
Brother Yeilding
Brother White
Brother and Sister Lewis

Again if you have any information or photos on any of the above please let me know at rebapow@yahoo.com. I will be happy to answer any further questions anyone may have. Thank you!

William Marion BRANHAM 1901-1965

1stRachal — 22 Jan 2005 12:48:44 GMT

William Marion BRANHAM 1901-1965

Anyone who knew William BRANHAM or was in one of his meetings, please post on this forum.

I am researching his ancestry.

This man was known to his followers as "The Prophet of God."

From my own personal knowledge of the BRANHAM family, I know he was a wonderful man.

He was born in Kentucky and died in Indiana.

Rachal Grizzle

Pictures of student from Northwest Bible Institute in the 1930's

welchkatrina — 14 Apr 2008 2:45:53 GMT

I have several pictures of some women who went to Northwest Bible Institute in Washington. My great aunt graduated in 1938, and I believe these friends of hers probably graduated around the same time. Some of the portrait names are:
Elizabeth
Betty
Katie
Iva
And the picture of the graduating class of 1938.

If you think one of these people are your family, let me know, I will send it to you. If you want a copy of the picture of the graduating class, let me know, I will email it to you.
Thanks
Katrina
gdy2shoes23@gmail.com

Frank Bartleman

George Dimitrov — 22 Jan 2005 12:50:37 GMT

I am looking on any information on the family of Brother Frank Bartleman. In a publication in the AG archives is mentioned that his wife is a Bulgarian Christian Lady educated in USA. I found out that Frank Bartleman's wife's name is Anna. I do not know if this is hist first second etc. wife and she is the one from Bulgaria. Has anyone noticed in any of Bartleman books any reference to this fact?

Thank you

Azusa Street Revival Centennial Celebration

csnfinder — 16 Jul 2006 6:35:05 GMT

The Fire Still Falls - a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Azusa Street Revival was held April 26 - 29, 2006 in the Grand Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. (I can't help but picture the contrast between the small cottage on Bonnie Brae, the former livery stable on Azusa, and this auditorium).

Some of these links have quite a bit of information about the early days of the Pentecostal movement, including references to William Seymour, Frank Bartleman, and William Branham

http://thefirestillfalls.com/ME2/Sites/Default.asp

Dont' miss the Article
Azusa Street, The Cradle of Modern Pentecostalism

A Report on The Fire Still Falls in a bulletin dated May 7, 2006 - you may need to check in the archives by date...
http://christanchoredtab.org/news/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azusa_Street_Revival

Wiki on Pentecostalism, including quite a good History section.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentecostalism

An E-zine covers the event with pre- and post- interviews.
http://www.ninetyandnine.com/Archives/20060417/cover.htm
www.ninetyandnine.com/Archives/20060515/news.htm

Pentecostal Churches in Texas

SherryPoundstone13 — 4 Mar 2005 11:33:34 GMT

I am seeking information on Pentecostal Churches in Texas especially in the late 1800's and early 1900's. My great grandmother was an ordained Pentecostal minister. (Lillian Ogden Colgin-1888-1933)

Pentecostal or Apostolic Church in Cape Girardeau Mo

Pat Pandya — 3 Dec 2005 12:14:15 GMT

I am looking for a church in or near Cape Girardeau Mo .possble in a town of SMELTERVILLE Mo. Around 1920 my grand father John He(a)drick was married to Mararet Deever/Deavers by a Cleetus E. Barringer. I would like to obtain the church records. Thank you Pat

Pentecostal clergy and churches

ToriLoman — 5 Nov 2006 5:32:21 GMT

The purpose of this board is to genealogy research related to Pentecostal clergy and churches including parishners.

I regularly monitor this board and will remove any posts which are "off topic".

Victoria Loman

John Alexander DOWIE, Pentecostal Preacher

1stRachal — 22 Jan 2005 12:39:18 GMT

John Alexander DOWIE, born 1847 died 1907.

Founded: City of Zion" in 1900.

Apostolic Faith: "Color line washed away in the blood" (of Jesus)

1stRachal — 22 Jan 2005 12:50:11 GMT

The links contains photographs of Frank Bartleman,
William J and Jenny Seymour and other Pentecostals who were
there when the fire of Holy Ghost baptism fell on these old fashioned prayer warriors.

The writing about what happened during the Azura Street Revival is
inspired, to say the least. And, for the student researching the roots of Pentecostalism in America, it is a "must" read.

http://www.ag.org/enrichmentjournal/199904/026_azusa.cfm

http://www.ag.org/enrichmentjournal/199904/026_azusa_2.cfm

http://www.ag.org/enrichmentjournal/199904/026_azusa_3.cfm

Julia G Spencer, Administrator

Michael VanSLYKE, Pentecostal Preacher in Indiana

louieboi123 — 22 Jan 2005 12:53:41 GMT

Trying to find info regarding my grandfather on my dad's side. His name was Michael VanSlyke. He was a pentecostal preacher in Indiana, was married to Hattie VanSlyke from Kentucky. He had a a son Donald E. VanSlyke, and daughter, Judith. louie_boy@msn.com
Thanks

Pentecostal Churches in Georgia

elise_gallardo — 22 Jan 2005 12:54:52 GMT

I would like to how you can find out about Pentecostal Churches in Ga.in the Time frame of the 1920's and 1930's
I beleave my Grandmother belonged to one in Stillmore Ga.
or in surrounding towns in Emanuel Co. Ga.Regards Elise

William Joseph SEYMOUR of Azuza Street in California; A 1906 Pentecostal

1stRachal — 22 Jan 2005 12:55:27 GMT

"The interracial aspects of the movement in Los Angeles were a striking exception to the racism and segregation of the times. The phenomenon of blacks and whites worshipping together under a black pastor seemed incredible to many observers. The ethos of the meeting was captured by Frank Bartleman, a white Azusa participant, when he said of Azusa Street, "The color line was washed away in the blood." Indeed, people from all the ethnic minorities of Los Angeles, a city which Bartleman called "the American Jerusalem," were represented at Azusa Steet".

The quoted message was taken from the following link:

http://www.oru.edu/university/library/holyspirit/pentorg1.ht...