Doctrine and Holiness Conference

[Michael The Disciple]

Atlanta Bishop,

Steve called you "Elder Pugh". Are you JT Pugh?

[houston]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Atlanta Bishop,

Steve called you "Elder Pugh". Are you JT Pugh?

No.

[bethola]

Bro. Epley I was wondering if you remembered the "Never Die" Church in Calhoun, KY?

Oh, and just a little bit of history here....I played the piano at your grandmother's funeral I believe. Rev. Richard Sisk was my Pastor at the time. It's been many years ago, but, I believe it was in Nortonville, KY at the Trinity Gospel Tabernacle?

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by AtlantaBishop

Hey Friend, Sounds like we have been to a lot of the same places! I was at the Holiness Church of God in Jesus Name in Newport, TN where they handled Rattlesnakes and copperheads and drank strychnine and handled fire. Liston Pack was the pastor and got bit and died then his brother Buford pastored it and he got bit and died. I decided that the signs following and handling was not for this Mississippi boy! ;-) Also been in the oil dripping, gold dust and jewel appearing services. I just could not get a grip on the gold enough to get it to the jewelers to get any money out of it - then the Gold Dust preachers died and well - it all just died with them I guess or Hobby Lobby ran out of Gold dust!

Listen Pack was where I went also.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by bethola

Bro. Epley I was wondering if you remembered the "Never Die" Church in Calhoun, KY?

Oh, and just a little bit of history here....I played the piano at your grandmother's funeral I believe. Rev. Richard Sisk was my Pastor at the time. It's been many years ago, but, I believe it was in Nortonville, KY at the Trinity Gospel Tabernacle?

Yes I do a Lady pastored that church I think her name was Clark? Yes Richard Sisk did preach my Grandmother's funeral he had been a friend of the family as long as I can remember. My thank you is late but thanks. The Nortonville church was really our family church. My Dad pastored there for a short time.

[bethola]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Yes I do a Lady pastored that church I think her name was Clark? Yes Richard Sisk did preach my Grandmother's funeral he had been a friend of the family as long as I can remember. My thank you is late but thanks. The Nortonville church was really our family church. My Dad pastored there for a short time.

I don't remember the Lady's name, but, the quartet from our church used to sing there from time to time. The building is still there, but, oddly enough.....all the members are....well....dead.

You are very welcome, but, no thanks necessary. Just a bit of "trivia" I thought you might be interested in. I remember when your dad pastored there. Shall I say...."several" years ago?

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by bethola

I don't remember the Lady's name, but, the quartet from our church used to sing there from time to time. The building is still there, but, oddly enough.....all the members are....well....dead.

You are very welcome, but, no thanks necessary. Just a bit of "trivia" I thought you might be interested in. I remember when your dad pastored there. Shall I say...."several" years ago?

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! That would have been in the early 50's. The Carltons and Hunts were friends of our family as long as I can remember also the Proctors.

[Jay]

Was that in Witchita, Kansas, Bro. Epley? I thought that it might be, but I am not aquainted with the names that I read from your earlier post. Could you tell us more of what transpired, please?

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Jay

Was that in Witchita, Kansas, Bro. Epley? I thought that it might be, but I am not aquainted with the names that I read from your earlier post. Could you tell us more of what transpired, please?

Yes. It was a powerful healing service during the day after Elder Groce got through teaching then Elder Burgess preached and the Hoy Ghost fell mightily.

[Hoovie]

Oil dripping, snakes, poison drinking, spiting demon nests? Ok I'm not impressed nor intrigued. Just simply not interested - though sad for those caught in these doctrinal snares.