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38 Another Presbyterian who joined the ranks of the holiness movement was the Reverend J. O. McClurkan of Nashville , Tennessee . Of the Cumberland Presbyterian persuasion , McClurkan started the " Pentecostal Mission " in 1898 in ...
J. O. McClurkan, the founder of Trevecca College, was a Cumberland Presbyterian. He moved to Nashville. When G. Campbell Morgan, one of my predecessors at Westminster Chapel, was preaching in Nashville, he met J. O. McClurkan.
William C. Kostlevy, “Watson, G(eorge) D(ouglas),” in Historical Dictionary of the Holiness Movement, ed. William C. Kostlevy (Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 2001), 265–266. Eva M. Watson, George D. Watson, Fearless for the Truth (1929; ...
Jernigan , Pioneer Days , 151–57 . 52. Jones , in Perfectionist Persuasion , 159 n . ... Atticus G. Haygood , “ A Thousand Souls Won Today , ” Christian Advocate , 2 June 1892 , 3 . 56. Synan , Holiness Movement , 48.
Clara McLeister and J. O. McClurkan each included her in their compilations of short biographies of prominent Christians published by Wesleyan / Holiness presses . McLeister , writing in 1920 , contrasted her positive appraisal of Guyon ...
144 J. O. McClurkan, “The Eleventh Hour Laborers,” Chosen Vessels (Salem, Ohio: Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Connection, 1978 [reprint]), pp. 191–99; Mildred Wynkoop, The Trevecca Story (Nashville: Trevecca Press, 1976), pp.
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Some of his hearers had ties to J. O. McClurkan's Nashville - based Pentecostal mission . As a result , two Pentecostal mission ministers , Henry G. Rodgers and Mack M. Pinson , embraced the apostolic faith .
Gripped with a missionary calling for the South's rural populations, A.J. Tomlinson was divinely directed to the mountaineers of western North Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and northern Georgia. By 1899, Tomlinson and his family ...