[Magdalen] Church as Personality Billy Graham

[Jay Weigel]

IFSG was right there with Church of the Nazarene in terms of female clergy.
They were really the kick starters. Some of the African-American groups
also, which is one thing that led to the split in the Pentecostal movement
and the parallel development of the church of God in Christ (AA) and the
Assembly of God (white).

On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 7:41 PM, Jim Guthrie <jguthrie at pipeline.com> wrote:

> From: Cantor03--- via Magdalen
>
>  My personal favorite among all these personalities is Aimee Semple
>> Mcpherson,
>> founded of the Four Square Gospel Tabernacles.  At least churches  of that
>> denomination still exist.
>>
>
> Their Los Angeles Temple is equidistant between the Episcopal Church
> Center and Jon +Bruno's old restaurant on Sunset Blvd.
>
> It was distinguished by having two towers supporting a Hammock Antenna for
> their radio broadcasts. I believe they ran KRKD.
>
> There was  FourSquare Gospel congregation in Bellefonte PA -- they bought
> 30 minutes every Sunday for their worship service. The Pastor was a woman
> -- and was there at least when I started Penn State. in 1970. It would seem
> the FourSquare people were way ahead of us latecomers on women clergy.
>
> Cheers,
> Jim Guthrie
>