Did Bro.Yohe Preach At Your Church ?

[Scott Hutchinson]

Did Bro.Yohe ever preach at your church or at a church you ever attended ?
I am just curious.
Before I ever owned a computer ,or had ever heard of FCF ,I knew Bro.Yohe because He preached for my pastor fairly regularly.
When I first met Bro.Yohe He was living in LA.
His use of quotes was quite awesome.
His sermon using the picture of Dorian Gray was amazing , and He used quotes from The Pope and sources that most Oneness Pentecostals never would consider using.
So did Bro.Yohe ever preach at your church ?

[ForeverBlessed]

No, he never preached at mine, but he did preach at a tent meeting held about 30 min from me and that is where I met Jim Yohe for the first time. :)

I had been working for him as Admin on FCF a year or so... and he practically lived in my backyard... but I never went to meet him personally until he preached in Noblesville.

He only lived 20 min from my house in a subdivision where several other Inpls area ministers live. Yet I had only talked with him by phone. :telephone Sometimes we take people for granted, that they will always be there....

[Hegavmelif]

Is this Vickie's brother?

[Sandra]

Is this Vickie's brother?

No, Sandra's brother :D

[Digging4Truth]

Are there any of his sermons available online?

[grace56]

I remember when I was a young girl, he preached at our Illinois family camp. That is when I met his son Jimmy. That was a life time ago, but cannot recall any of his messages, I was just to young!

[LaGirl]

yep......he preached at our church many times. my pastor thought a lot of he and his family.

[commonsense]

The original Bro J H Yohe performed our wedding. But he was my husbands' pastor, not mine.

Even though I knew the younger Jim Yohe and spoke with him on more than one occasion, I never heard him in the pulpit. As "forever" stated, you always think you have more time.............

[philjones]

Jim preached in Pineville, LA every year and I was blessed to be assigned the job of getting him fed and relaxed when he came through. The most memorable message I heard him preach was titled "Throw Me Something Mister!" a al Mardi Gras. He was one of a kind and a great friend. He is dearly missed.

[HADDOCK]

He preached several times at a church I attended a few years back. Actually I heard him within weeks of his passing. I think he may have been related to the pastor.

[LadyRev]

Jim Yohe preached annually at the church I attended in TN.

As a side note, his annual visits came to a halt due to issues he discussed openly on the GNC and FCF.

[Scott Hutchinson]

One Thing I remember about Bro.Yohe was He was always trying to sell me a book ,everytime I saw Him.

[LadyRev]

One Thing I remember about Bro.Yohe was He was always trying to sell me a book ,everytime I saw Him.

But of course! LOL!

[Scott Hutchinson]

Again Bro.Yohe's use of quotes was awesome.
He was quite a interesting preacher.

[seguidordejesus]

He preached once or twice for Bro. Paul Suber in Jackson, MS, when I went there. I bought a couple of his books. I think he was still in LA at the time.

[Scott Hutchinson]

My pastor was intorduced to Bro.Yohe by Pastor Glenn Moseby of Gulfport,MS.
I met Elder Paul Suber when JS pastored in Bogalusa.
BTW wasn't the church in Jackson,MS a independent work that Elder Paul Suber pastored ?

[Sam]

I remember Jimmy Yohe speaking in the Chapel at ABI in 1956 or 1957. He was a recent graduate at that time. I'm assuming he was the father of the Jim Yohe that y'all are discussing.

[committed]

We were neighboring pastors with Jim Sr. Moved west just before he did. Enjoyed close friendship with them. Jim Jr came for a Revival in our church. Never forget Jim getting on the piano at the University and making up songs as he played. Miss them both - as well as Sis Lovella.

[pelathais]

I remember Jimmy Yohe speaking in the Chapel at ABI in 1956 or 1957. He was a recent graduate at that time. I'm assuming he was the father of the Jim Yohe that y'all are discussing.
I'm glad you put it that way. I too was going to jump in about the elder.

I remember a "sermon" preached by Sister Yohe shortly after her husband passed away (that would have been Sam's "Jimmy"). I didn't know her personally but she seemed like a sweet lady.