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Sister Alvear 04-23-2012 11:12 AM

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There are many wonderful preachers in Pentecost...Much depends on the type preaching we like.

Jay 04-23-2012 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by kclee4jc (Post 1156197)
I have heard both these names mentioned before in conferences but have never heard any of their messages. I'll have to try to look them up and get some messages.

Dad has some messages preached by Bro. Westburg, but I have never heard Bro. Terry preach. I have heard that he was very good.


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Originally Posted by AreYouReady? (Post 1156269)
Thanks Jay.

You are welcome.

seekerman 04-23-2012 06:22 PM

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It would be interesting to list the Apostolic preachers in the 1800s. Anyone want to take a shot at it?

canam 04-23-2012 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by seekerman (Post 1156370)
It would be interesting to list the Apostolic preachers in the 1800s. Anyone want to take a shot at it?

Bro Epley ? :)

CC1 04-23-2012 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam (Post 1156101)
I don't know. Mark Lawson was part Cherokee I think and was from around the Cleveland, TN area. When I was first licensed by The Church of Jesus Christ in 1959, Mark Lawson was still alive and his son Boyd Lawson pastored a storefront church in Louisville, KY. Boyd has a sister named Sondra Bennet who signed my current credentials and currently lives in Cleveland, TN. I don't know anything about any other family.

There was a Bishop Robert Lawson who was African American and established an OP organization called The Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ as a split off the PAW in 1919.

Wow! Sam, you must be older than dirt. I was born in 1959 and I am old!!!!:happydance

crakjak 04-23-2012 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by aegsm76 (Post 1155973)
I would say that TD Jakes considers himself Apostolic.
And he has the pedigree to do so.
In this country, in the UPCI ranks, I would have to say Anthony Mangun.
For Independent, UC apostolics I would say Joel Holmes.

What happened to TF Tenney?

crakjak 04-23-2012 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by TGBTG (Post 1155977)
In the spirit of this thread, I would think the preachers in this video are prominent in the oneness pentecostal world...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIioOvwaT3A

Yep.

Sam 04-23-2012 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by CC1 (Post 1156400)
Wow! Sam, you must be older than dirt. I was born in 1959 and I am old!!!!:happydance

I was born December 6, 1937.
In August/September 1959 I went to a Church of Jesus Christ Convention in Charleston, WV. There I met a man, Bob Winstead, who was pastoring the Church of Jesus Christ in Eskdale, Kanawha County WV somewhere outside of Charleston. I had previously met him in Niles, Michigan some years before at a convention of The Church of Jesus Christ, Pentecostal Faith. I took out license with The Church of Jesus Christ while I was there in Charleston and Bob Winstead was one who signed my application. Bishop Mark Lawson was still alive back then. I preached for Bob Winstead one night while I was there. After I got back home I had second thoughts and sent the license in to Bishop Lawson because I was attending a UPC church and doing some teaching and preaching there and did not want to get into any trouble with my pastor (although I was preaching around at non-UPC churches at the time, even a couple Church of Jesus Christ churches. Actually, my wife's grandfather who married us was a preacher with The Church of Jesus Christ.

Later I did take out license with The Church of Jesus Christ, Pentecostal Faith.Bishop G.R. Brock in Indianapolis was the Presiding Bishop. I let that license lapse when we started going to an ALJC church in the Cincinnati area. Later I was licensed with the ALJC.

Speaking of old...... the picture of me and my wife in the attached montage was taken in the fall of 1959 at The Church of Jesus Christ Pentecostal Faith in Indianapolis, Indiana when I went and preached for Bishop Brock.

Later,

bbyrd009 04-24-2012 07:34 AM

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I'm curious who won? At least this didn't seem to degenerate into an Apostolic argument. All depends upon seeking your "Right Pastor," imo, but I've just been exposed to this term. The preacher you like might just be entertaining you?
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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear (Post 1156272)
There are many wonderful preachers in Pentecost...Much depends on the type preaching we like.


seekerman 04-24-2012 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Sam (Post 1156409)
I was born December 6, 1937.
In August/September 1959 I went to a Church of Jesus Christ Convention in Charleston, WV. There I met a man, Bob Winstead, who was pastoring the Church of Jesus Christ in Eskdale, Kanawha County WV somewhere outside of Charleston. I had previously met him in Niles, Michigan some years before at a convention of The Church of Jesus Christ, Pentecostal Faith. I took out license with The Church of Jesus Christ while I was there in Charleston and Bob Winstead was one who signed my application. Bishop Mark Lawson was still alive back then. I preached for Bob Winstead one night while I was there. After I got back home I had second thoughts and sent the license in to Bishop Lawson because I was attending a UPC church and doing some teaching and preaching there and did not want to get into any trouble with my pastor (although I was preaching around at non-UPC churches at the time, even a couple Church of Jesus Christ churches. Actually, my wife's grandfather who married us was a preacher with The Church of Jesus Christ.

Later I did take out license with The Church of Jesus Christ, Pentecostal Faith.Bishop G.R. Brock in Indianapolis was the Presiding Bishop. I let that license lapse when we started going to an ALJC church in the Cincinnati area. Later I was licensed with the ALJC.

Speaking of old...... the picture of me and my wife in the attached montage was taken in the fall of 1959 at The Church of Jesus Christ Pentecostal Faith in Indianapolis, Indiana when I went and preached for Bishop Brock.

Later,

Interesting photos, Sam, thanks for posting them. Especially the one of the first baptism in Jesus name east of the Mississippi.....in 1915.


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