Revival history and church growth at Patoka site
In winter 1924 25 Rev J H Reeter led revivals in Patoka at the American Legion Hall followed by a Breezy Hill tent meeting with Reeter and Rev William Haag. 1928 saw revivals by Rev James Karr III and Rev DeWett Spicer adding many to the church. In 1937 the Legion Hall became a church. the Cumberland Presbyterian Church building. 1961 the old church torn down for a new one nearly completed with interior work pending. Pastor Rev Lloyd Younken of Herrin Illinois and his family are named Mary Ellen Keith Gayla and Terry.
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Gayla
Terry
Wooden Indian Conversation Inspires Wooden Christian Remark
A poor scrubwoman Sophia, nearly blind, preached Christ to a wooden Indian by a cigar stand after a long day. Onlookers teased her, but she defended her faith saying talking to a wooden Indian about Christ is better than being a wooden Christian who talks to no one about the Lord Jesus.
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