Career in The Church of God
United as a member: Riverside Church of God near Atlanta, Georgia, 1939
First Licensed: September 16, 1940 - Ordained: March 28, 1946
Sunday School and Youth Director of Louisiana, 1940–1941
Pastorates: St. Joseph, Missouri (1942–1944) Leadwood, Missouri (1944–1948)
Director of Sunday School and Youth Literature, 1948–1952
Editor of The Lighted Pathway, 1948–1952
Editor-In-Chief of Church of God Publications, 1952–1962
Executive Council, 1952–1960; 1962–1974; 1976–1980; 1982–1984; 1986–1990
General Executive Committee, 1952–1956; 1962–1970
Public Relations Director, 1960–1962
Radio and Television Board, 1962–1964
Executive Director of Ministry to the Military, 1962–1966
Assistant General Overseer, 1962–1966
National Laymen’s Board, 1964–1966
General Overseer, 1966–1970
President of Lee College, 1970–1982
Overseer of Virginia, 1982–1984
Official Historian of the Church of God, 1977–2008
Centennial Commission, Chairman 1980-1986
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