With humor, sincerity, and a powerful illustration from his pioneer ministry, Paul H. Walker speaks from 2 Corinthians 4:10-11 about the necessity of being prepared to live and die for Christ. His wife, Margaret, joins him in song. Born and raised on a North Dakota ranch with Native American playmates, Paul Haven Walker and his family traveled to Cleveland, TN, in 1919 to attend the Church of God ... »
While attending Lee College and starting in the fall of 1969, I had the call of God to preach upon my life. It was difficult to get to preach in any of the local CoGs because there were a lot of us CoG preacher boys even though there were a lot of CoGs in the area. But when a door opened for me, I always went. Four or five of us were all scheduled to preach one Sunday for Bro Cornwell, pastor of t... »
How many took Personal Evangelism class at Lee College under Sister Avis Swiger? She was a missionary for many years in the CoG. She shared many missionary stories that I can recall even today. She was a precious jewel of a saint. Of course, when she taught at Lee, she was white headed. I remember she got on to our colleague and good friend Mike Chapman, who currently pastors the CoG in Chattanoog... »
I met Roland Vaughn on a Lee College Missions trip to Old Mexico. He was a missionary at the Hermosillo Bible School. The area was Sonora, Mexico. That was in 1969. He was a great man and a great missionary. »