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| J. D. GREEN,
Pleasant Hill, Mo. |
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Born Boone county, Mo., Sept. 20 1863; left an
orphan, inheriting poverty at the age of six; comparatively
no education in early life, knowing
nothing but toil. Entered Christian University
at twenty-seven to learn the parts of speech and
lay the foundation of an education. Varying
school with preaching, he has worked through
college, graduating at Christian University. 1902,
and now located as minister at Pleasant Hill, Mo.
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| C. C. HILL,
Richmond, Mo. |
| Born Pike county, Mo., June 23, 1863. Baptized by J. B. Corwine, 1883. Student Christian University 1884-85. Ordained 1889; minister church at Laddonia, Mo., from 1889 to 1894; Montgomery City, Mo., 1894 to 1899; California, Mo., 1899 to 1902, when he began his present ministry at Richmond. For two years secretary of Missouri Ministerial Association. At present Deputy Grand Master Missouri I. O. O. F. |
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| ABRAM W. KOKENDOFFER,
Mexico, Mo. |
| Born in Bath county, Ky.; graduate State Normal College, 1879; graduate Bible College of Kentucky University, 1885. Minister Mt. Byrd church, Trimble county, Ky., 1886-1889; Millersburg, Ky., 1889-91. Married daughter of F. G. Allen, 1890. Minister Kansas City, Mo., 1891-1901, during which the Forest Avenue church was built. Came to Mexico, Mo., 1901, where a $25,000 church is being erected. |
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| JNO. P. JESSE,
Camden Point, Mo. |
| Born Sullivan county. Mo., Jan. 12, 1875. Graduate Browning High School, 1890; student at Drake University, DesMoines, Ia., graduating with degree of A. B. 1898. Ordained to the ministry at the age of sixteen; evangelist four years; preached five years for church, Gower, Mo. Now minister at Camden Point, Mo. Here is located the oldest Female College of the Churches of Christ of Missouri. |