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April 24, 1940
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Revival services at Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Atlanta, pastored by Rev. B.J. Johnson, feature sermons by Rev. J.M. Tate drawing large crowds and new members; services end Friday.
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Revival Will Close Friday At Mt. Calvary
Revival services now in progress at Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Rev B J Johnson, pastor, are attracting a packed house nightly as Rev J M Tate continues to deliver soul-stirring sermons.
Several persons have already united with the church under the matchless preaching of Rev Tate who knows how to sway an audience with great ease.
Pastor Johnson stated that he is urging Atlantans to hear this able pulpiteer.
The meeting will close Friday night. People are urged to come early if they want seats.
Revival services now in progress at Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Rev B J Johnson, pastor, are attracting a packed house nightly as Rev J M Tate continues to deliver soul-stirring sermons.
Several persons have already united with the church under the matchless preaching of Rev Tate who knows how to sway an audience with great ease.
Pastor Johnson stated that he is urging Atlantans to hear this able pulpiteer.
The meeting will close Friday night. People are urged to come early if they want seats.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Church Revival
Soul Stirring Sermons
Uniting With Church
Atlanta Revival
What entities or persons were involved?
Rev B J Johnson
Rev J M Tate
Where did it happen?
Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Atlanta
Story Details
Key Persons
Rev B J Johnson
Rev J M Tate
Location
Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Atlanta
Event Date
Now In Progress, Closing Friday
Story Details
Revival services at Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church attract packed houses nightly with soul-stirring sermons by Rev J M Tate, leading several to unite with the church; Pastor Rev B J Johnson urges attendance before closing Friday night.