Can someone please tell me...?!

[HeavenlyOne]

Originally Posted by Bishop1

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This One Is For You - - -

Thanks. Now, since this looks a little before my time, I'm going to assume that the one on the right is his son, but who is the young man on the left? Is it Myrlin's (I think that's his name) son?

[Bishop1]

Here's Some More



Ralph Cook

Nataaniel Urshan

Robert Cavaness

Rex Dyson

[Bishop1]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

Thanks. Now, since this looks a little before my time, I'm going to assume that the one on the right is his son, but who is the young man on the left? Is it Myrlin's (I think that's his name) son?

Yep
It is Myrlin,
along with his Dad {Urban}
and Myrlin's Son

It's 3 Generations of Apostolic Preachers

[HeavenlyOne]

Originally Posted by Bishop1

Yep
It is Myrlin,
along with his Dad {Urban}
and Myrlin's Son

It's 3 Generations of Apostolic Preachers

Since Urban was married before and his family grown before he married my aunt, I never knew any of them or met them to this day.

I did meet a VanderHoff cousin at my church a few years ago but can't remember his first name. He's a preacher and is about 45 years old right now.

[Steve Epley]

Bishop 1 thank you for the pictures and keep them coming. Have you been to the Apostolic Archives site?

Wow!

Love those pictures. I knew most of those men some of whom were my friends. Had breakfast with Kenneth Reeves a little while before he died. Had a wonderful visit with this man.

Many of those pictures bring back many memories long since dormant way back in the corrigdors of the mind.

[Esther]

Originally Posted by Malvaro

I was never taught about my Pentecostal roots in SSchool.... all the knowledge I currently have is from stories I've heard in sermons and/or books that I've heard regarding the topic....

An interesting question to ask would be, Do churchs teach about our 1900+ Pentecostal history in SSchool classes? I wasn't aware they did....

I personally would rather they were taught the Bible.

[DividedThigh]

Originally Posted by Esther

I personally would rather they were taught the Bible.

now there is a novel concept, nice, dt

[StillStanding]

The only one on the list that I knew of was William Greer. He was the Tennessee District Super for several years.

I'll never forget my father telling me about the Tennessee district when we first moved to Tennessee in 1974. He was amazed that Bro. Greer didn't believe you had to have the Holy Ghost to be saved!

[Barb]

Originally Posted by Sam

I think there are a lot more one steppers among us than we realize.

Some are afraid to admit it for fear of being called a compromiser.

Some don't realize that you can call yourself Apostolic or Oneness Pentecostal and be a one stepper. Lot's of fine folks through the years, even in positions of leadership, have been one steppers. Some people just don't want you to know that.

I'm beginning to find this out, Sam...