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Domestic News February 11, 1896

The Copper Country Evening News

Calumet, Houghton County, Michigan

What is this article about?

In a church northwest of Shelby, Nebraska, Rev. E. W. Cole surprised the congregation on Sunday by preaching there is no hell, deviating from United Brethren doctrine, and then severing ties with the denomination. He was an active assistant pastor and delegate to a upcoming convention.

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Says There Is No Hell,

Shelby, Neb., Feb. 11.—The congregation in a country church northwest of Shelby was surprised Sunday when Rev. E. W. Cole, who presided over them, deviated from the usual teachings of the United Brethren church and preached that there is no hell and then severed his connection with the denomination. Rev. Mr. Cole was an active worker in church affairs. He was assistant pastor of a church here and was appointed as delegate to the next Young People's Christian union convention at Des Moines.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Rev Cole No Hell United Brethren Sermon Deviation Denomination Severance

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. E. W. Cole

Where did it happen?

Shelby, Neb.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Shelby, Neb.

Event Date

Sunday

Key Persons

Rev. E. W. Cole

Outcome

severed his connection with the denomination

Event Details

The congregation in a country church northwest of Shelby was surprised Sunday when Rev. E. W. Cole, who presided over them, deviated from the usual teachings of the United Brethren church and preached that there is no hell and then severed his connection with the denomination. Rev. Mr. Cole was an active worker in church affairs. He was assistant pastor of a church here and was appointed as delegate to the next Young People's Christian union convention at Des Moines.

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