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The Late Bishop Christopher C. Owens
Was The Founder And President Of The Religious Workers Guild, Inc. In 1957. The Late Bishop C. Owens Created And Organized Various Awards, Including The Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Award, Which Was The Highest Award Presented By The Churches Of God In Christ World Wide. Bishop Owens Was Appointed The National President Of The Religious Workers Guild By Bishop Charles Harrison Mason During The General Board Assembly of the Church of God In Christ In Memphis, Tennessee In The Year Of 1959.
"The Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Award"
Above, Bishop J. O. Patterson Is The Presiding Bishop At That Time Background: Far Left Bishop J. S. Bailey, Bishop O. M. Kelly, Bishop L. H. Ford, Far Right Bishop F. D. Washington
In The Above Photo, The Late Bishop C. C. Owens Is Receiving Authorization From The Headquarters Of The Church Of God In Christ, Int. To Continue His Great Work As The National President Of The Religious Workers Guild, Which Was Founded To Serve Humanity.
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Bishop Christopher C. Owens As Previously Stated,
The Late Bishop C. C. Owens founded and organized the Religious Workers Guild, Inc. in 1957, and was the creator of the (created during the lifetime of Bishop Mason, and was the highest award presented in the Church Of God In Christ, Inc.), The "Citation Of Special Commendation", and other awards. He was appointed National President of the Guild on December 11, 1959, by the late Bishop C. H. Mason during the General Assembly of the Church Of God In Christ, in Memphis, TN. Bishop Owens Has The Distinction Of Being The Last Preacher To Receive A National Appointment Personally By Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Before Mason's Demise.
The Religious Workers Guild, Inc. was the first to give National Awards in the Church Of God In Christ since the Guild's inception many years ago. Bishop Owens was recognized in the 1976/77 issue of "Men of Achievement" in the Library of Congress, in Washington, DC. Bishop Owens was also a world traveler and lifetime member of the NAACP. On occasion, Bishop Owens was likened to Napoleon because of his small stature, but unlike Napoleon, he was confident in himself and with his abilities without being arrogant. True, there were men who may have had a physical height advantage over Bishop Owens, but when it came to possessing integrity, demonstrating God's anointing, exercising intelligence, and effectively presenting information without appearing obnoxious or self contained, many "physically taller" men could not reflect half of the man's stature! He was genuinely concerned about the welfare of others and naturally empathetic, which was an asset to his ministry. The fact that the late Bishop C. C. Owens had traveled a sometimes bumpy and lonely road, he was sensitive to the needs of his fellow man.
Below, The Late Bishop Owens is seen again receiving his reappointment for The National President Of The Religious Workers Guild, Inc. from the National Officials of The Church of God In Christ, Inc.
Left To Right: Bishop Chandler D. Owens, Bishop J. S. Bailey, Bishop J. O. Patterson, Sr., Bishop L. H. Ford, Bishop C. L. Anderson
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Bishop Owens was an honest, no non-sense preacher, always compassionate and ready to serve! Pictured Below Are Numerous Recipients Of Various Awards Presented By The Late Bishop C. C. Owens Under The Auspices Of The Religious Workers Guild, Inc.
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The Religious Workers Guild, Inc. Staff With Special Guest In Center Of Back Row
Special Guest: Center Back Row - Bishop Frank J. Ellis {Chairman Of General Assembly}
Below Left To Right: Dr. Christopher C. Owens Of The Religious Workers Guild Mother M. McGlothen, International President Of Hospitality Of The Women's Department, (Is Presented A Citation For Serving The COGIC For Over 51 Years From The Religious Workers Guild), National Supervisor Of The Women's Department Of The COGIC, Mother Lillian Brooks Coffey
Under the leadership of Bishop C. C. Owens, many laymen, Christian and civic leaders had been honored by the Religious Guild, Inc. for their varied contributions to society; His fervent desire to serve, honor and energize mankind to walk by faith and move forward had made it possible for the late Bishop Owens to touch many lives, which might not have been otherwise recognized. He believed that it was an encouragement to those recipients being honored, to do an even greater work in their chosen endeavors. Above, Bishop Christopher C. Owens is pictured awarding the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr., who was receiving the "Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Award" for his splendid efforts in securing the release of three American soldiers held in prison during the outbreak in Kosovo.
Joining the celebration are other members of the
including Vernon Oliver -Price, and Bishop Cody Marshall.
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Below: Bishop P. A. Brooks, Prelate Of The Historic First Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Of Detroit, Michigan, And The First Asst. To Bishop Charles Edward Blake, Who Is The Presiding Bishop Of The Church Of God In Christ Inc., Is Receiving An Award Of Achievement From The Religious Workers Guild, Inc. He's Shaking Hands With Dr. Christopher C. Owens, The Founder And National President Of The Religious Workers Guild; The Guild's Treasurer, Sis. Vernon Oliver Price, Is Seen In The Background To The Right.
Below: 2nd From Left To Right Mother Ocie Booker, Mother Eades & Dorothy Brown Of Illinois First Jurisdiction (Chicago, Illinois) Bishop Ocie Booker, Prelate
Above, Front & Center To Right: Dorothy Brown, Bishop C. C. Owens, 2nd To Right Of Bishop Owens Is Bishop Charles Ford (Grey Suit), Flanked By Many Others On A Civic Mind Set To Support Dorothy Brown
Celebration With Bishop C. C. Owens Center, Flanked By Pastor Harvey L. Lewis, Sr. (Left), And Bishop Hamilton (Right),
Pictured Above, Bishop Christopher C. Owens, The National President Of The Religious Workers Guild, Was Presenting The "Charles Harrison Mason Award" (The Highest Award Given By Our National COGIC) To "Mr. Church Of God In Christ " Bishop Otha Miema Kelly. He Was Appointed By Bishop Mason To Become The Overseer Of Eastern New York And Later Appointed As Part Of Bishop Mason's Executive Commission, And Still Later, Recommended To The General Assembly By The Presiding Bishop - Bishop J. O. Patterson, Sr. To Be Named The 1st Assistant Presiding Bishop Of The COGIC In 1976. Bishop O. M. Kelly Was Loyal, Wise, Sober, Strong, And Rendered Unequivocal Support To The Leaders Of The COGIC.
Bishop O. Kelly In Addition To Fervently Serving Every Department Of The Local And National COGIC And Building Churches And School Chapels From The Ground All Over (Mississippi, Memphis, New York), Also Found The Time To Author A Book Entitled "The Profile Of A Churchman" Concerning His Life Long Work In The Church. The Book, As Acknowledged By Dr. Ithiel Clemons, Reflects A Clear Picture As To Why Bishop Kelly Was Referred To As "Mr. Church Of God In Christ"
The Dedication Of The Chapel At Saints College In Lexington, Mississippi Pictured Above Are From Left To Right: Clara Cantrell Clemmons, Bishop C. W. Williams, Bishop O. M Kelly (Affectionately Called Pops Or Mr. Church Of God In Christ), Bishop C. C. Owens. They Were Attending The Dedication Ceremony For The Chapel For Which Bishop O. M. Kelly Donated To The Church Of God In Christ At Saints College In Lexington, Mississippi (He Had It Built From The Ground) On Friday, April 19, 1974.
Dr. Arenia Mallory (President Of Saints College) Gave A Request To Bishop Kelly To Do Something Special For The College, And As He States In His Book (The Profile Of A Churchman: The Life Of Otha M. Kelly In The Church Of God In Christ), God Gave Him The Unction To Build A Chapel For The Saints College On The Campus In Lexington, Mississippi; God's Work Will Be Accomplished Through His Servants; During The First Few Months, $35,000 Started Rolling In. God's Blessing Was On The Project!
Pictured Above To Celebrate Its 20th Anniversary (As An Affiliate Of The National C. O. G. I. C.: 1959 - 1979), The Religious Workers Guild Presented Dr. C. C. Owens With The "Charles Harrison Mason Award" - The Highest Award. The Guild Held Its 20th Anniversary Awards Dinner At The Ramada Inn Central, In Memphis, Tennessee, Nov. 12th 1979 During The Church's 72nd Holy Convocation. Photo left To Right: Dr. C. J. Jones, Regional Director, Fortworth, Texas, Dr. C. C. Owens, Dr. Charles Smith, Jr., Vice President Of Guild, Seattle, Washington, Bishop Isaiah Roberts, Prominent Pastor Of Roberts Temple In Chicago and Bishop Of Northern Illinois Jurisdiction (At That Time), Made The Presentation.
Bishop Isaiah Roberts, As Seen To The Right Of Bishop E. Lenox Above, Had Just Received An Award From The Religious Workers Guild By The National President Of The Guild - Bishop C. C. Owens.
Bishop Isaiah Roberts Was The Son Of Bishop W. M. Roberts. Bishop W. M. Roberts Was One Of The Early Pioneers Of The Church Of God In Christ. He Was Invited To Come To Chicago For The Purpose Of Starting A Mission By A Group Of Women: They Were Sis. Lillian Brooks (Later Coffey), Sis. Anna Davis, Sis. Mary Duncan (Later Davis), Sis. Mary Pierce, Sis Olina Lerge & Others (13 Women In All) - At The Time, There Was No COGIC In Chicago. Bishop Roberts had served under Bishop C. H. Mason in Memphis, Tennessee prior to 1916; Certainly Mother Coffey had communicated with Bishop Mason requesting that he send a preacher to Chicago (preferably Elder W. M. Roberts) since several pastors had abandoned the mission, for they had said that it was impossible to plant a holiness church in such a rebellious and wicked city as Chicago. Bishop Roberts Accepted The Offer And Brought His Son Isaiah Roberts (1 Out Of 10 Children) With Him, And Later In 1917, Accompanied By His Wife And 9 More Children, Moved To Chicago And Established A Ministry; So, it would be safe to say that the prayer band which was organized by Mother Lillian Brooks Coffey became the first Church of God in Christ in Chicago. After Moving His Missions Twice (31st & LaSalle and 37th & Federal), In 1925 Bishop W. M. Roberts acquired two lots at 40th & State and Roberts Moved His Congregation To 40th And State Where He Built A Church From The Ground - "Roberts Temple COGIC". Bishop W. M. Roberts Saved Souls, And Promulgated The Gospel Throughout The Region. As A Matter Of Fact, Roberts Temple, Located At 40th & State, Was The First COGIC Church In Illinois, The First Denomination In Illinois To Broadcast On The Radio And The First Church In Chicago From Which Dr. Owens Preached In 1944. Bishop Roberts served as overseer of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Arkansas Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin. Many preachers who gained prominence in the ministry "sat at his feet." Some were elders: Carey White who joined him in Chicago from Memphis, Bishop O. M. Kelly, Bishop F. G. Green, Bishop E. E. Lenox, Bishop Cain Scott, and Bishop J. O. Mason.
The names of his children were: Callie, Minnie Pearl, Mamie, Gertrude, Isaiah, Willie, Ruth Naomi, Carrie, John Paul, and Robert. During the Women's Convention under the presidency of Mother Lillian Brooks Coffey, Bishop W. M. Roberts, again surrounded by praying women (the previously mentioned group), slipped away home to be with the Lord.
Pictured Below Is A Photo Of Bishop William Matthew Roberts, The Father Of Bishop Isaiah Roberts. Bishop W. M. Roberts took all of he and his wife's savings of only $100, and, with the leading of the Lord, used the money to bail Bishop Mason out of jail. Bishop W. M. Roberts Was Also Among The First Five Overseers Of The COGIC To Be Consecrated To The Office Of The Bishopric In 1933.
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Pictured Above From Left To Right: Bishop Moses Cross (Chicago) Presiding Bishop Ozro Thurston Jones, Sr. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Bishop L. M. Driver (Los Angeles, California), Bishop Christopher C. Owens (Chicago, Illinois) Bishop W. L. Porter (Memphis, Tennessee). He Had Received the Bishop C. H. Mason Award From The Religious Workers Guild. A Brief Timeline Of The Life Of Bishop O. T. Jones: 1914} Organized youth Dept. of COGIC and served as the first President 1916} He founded and edited the Y. P. W. W. Quarterly Topics 1920} Appointed Assistant to the state overseer in Oklahoma 1926} Appointed state overseer for Pennsylvania 1926} Founded The International Youth Congress Of The COGIC 1933} One of the first five preachers to be consecrated as the COGIC denomination's first founding bishops 1962} Board Of Bishops nominated him to serve as the new "Senior Bishop" after the demise of Bishop C. H. Mason in 1961 1965} Opposition to his reign concerning election policies of the COGIC 1968} After lawsuits upon overlapping lawsuits initiated by factions (some later left the COGIC organization and referred to themselves as The Church Of God In Christ, International - They Held On To The Original COGIC Doctrine, But Were Averse To The Election Policies) within the COGIC arena; The courts and the convention established clear guidelines for the election of church leaders, and in 1968 Bishop J. O. Patterson, Sr. was elected as the Presiding Bishop.
Below (left To right): Bishop Winbush, Sis. Vernon Oliver Price, & Bishop C. C. Owens Unac Of 1976, Dr. Winbush is receiving the "Special Achievement Award" From The Religious Workers Guild, Inc., For 10 Years Of Distinguished Service As Editor And Exponent Of Sunday School Literature And As President Of The Publishing House Of The COGIC
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Pictured Below Left To Right: Bishop C. C. Owens, Dr. M. Mathis From Jose, California Presentation Of The Charles Harrison Mason Award
BELOW: BISHOP S. M. CROUCH IS PRESENTED WITH THE "SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD" IN 1973 FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO THE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST FROM THE RELIGIOUS WORKERS GUILD BY DR. CHRISTOPHER C. OWENS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BISHOP J. H. DELL OF GEORGIA, BISHOP S. M. CROUCH, DR. C. C. OWENS
BELOW: KAREN CLARK-SHEARD
Karen Clark Sheared stated at one of the guild's banquets during a National Convocation of the Church of God In Christ, that even though she has received all types of awards in her singing career, she was more elated to have received the special award offered by the Religious Workers Guild, Inc. under the auspices of her denominational church. She gave honor and applause to the late Bishop Owens for his caring and sharing. He was a glowing example of what you can become when you surrender your life to the Lord to become molded and fashioned into one of His most precious gems.
Left To Right: Dr. C. C. Owens, Having Presented Awards To Mrs. Mary Benjamin (State Field Representative Of S. S. Dept., Of Western N. Y.), Mr. Willie Cook (Nat'l Usher Board Pres. Of Los, Angeles), Albernita (Twinkie) Clark, Of Detroit, Michigan (Award Winner: Musician & Gospel Singer), Ms. Lillie McGowan (Missionary And Social Worker, Oakland, CA, At The Guild's 17th Annual Benefit Awards Dinner Nov. 14, 1983, Ramada Inn At Memphis, Tennessee
Below, Special Guest Back Row Center: Bishop Frank J. Ellis {Chairman Of General Assembly} Among The Religious Workers Guild, Inc., Staff
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Ellis Bishop Frank Ellis Receives The "Special Achievement Award" From The Religious Workers Guild
Bishop Frank J. Ellis Addressing The Audience
Pictured Below (Left to Right) Dr. C. C. Owens, Mother Merle R. Cranford, Hazel J. Anderson And Bishop C. L. Anderson, Jr.
Congratulations to Bishop C. L. Anderson, Jr., Presiding Bishop of the Great Lakes Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of Michigan. Bishop Anderson was honored as "Man of the Year" by the Religious Workers Guild, Inc., at the 26th Annual Great lakes Jurisdiction Spring Conference. He was selected from among three million members of the Church of God in Christ, Inc. This prestigious award was presented to him by Dr. Christopher C. Owens, President and Founder of the Religious Workers Guild, Inc. Bishop Anderson had served the Church with careful attention and distinction. He was the Second Presiding Bishop of the International Church of God in Christ. Also he had served as the Presiding Bishop of the Great Lakes Jurisdiction of Michigan for 26 years; on the General Board for 20 years; a minister of the gospel for 38 years, and was recognized as a highly respected community leader.
Bishop C. C. Owens And Friends Convention Conjugating
Below, Top & Middle Rows, Religious Workers Guild, Inc. Awards Banquet
Above, Bottom Row (Left - Right): Bishop J. O. Patterson, Jr., Bishop Glibert Earl Patterson, Bishop C. C. Owens, Unknown
presenting a Special Achievement Award to Dorothy Brown who is currently the City Clerk of the Circuit Court of the city of Chicago. The Religious Workers Guild was cognizant of the fact that it is important to offer support to God's people in every facet of life; It was the saints who played a major role in fighting for a political breakthrough which ushered Dorothy Brown into this office. There is a vast need for reform and excellence in the political arena; We pray that God will bless humanity and continue to allow the Religious Workers Guild to seek deserving workers in the religious and social vineyard and to serve as a continual supporter and promoter of excellence.
Below, Dorothy Brown & Bishop C. C. Owens
The Late Bishop Gilbert E. Patterson, at this time, was the newly elected Presiding Prelate of the Church Of God In Christ, was presented the "Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Award", (which is the highest award given in the Church of God in Christ) on April 18, 2001. The award was presented during a "Black Tie" Inaugural Dinner at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. Of course, the Bishop C. C. Owens, who was the president of the Religious Workers Guild, Inc., made the presentation.
Bishop G. E. Patterson Go To www.youtube.com Type In: COGIC Bishop GE Patterson's Final Convocation Entrance As Leader Of COGIC; COGIC College Of Bishops On My Way To Heaven GE Patterson (5:13); COGIC Bishop GE Patterson Holy Communion Convocation COGIC (8:40); COGIC Choir Medley Church God Christ Praise GE Patterson; Yes Lord Praise Convocation Featuring G. E. Patterson (3:06);
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Below, After Reading This Segment On Ithiel Clemmons, You May Want To Go To www.youtube.com Type In: Bishop Ithiel Clemmons Tribute To Bishop Ford
Dr. Ithiel C. Clemmons Is Presented With The Charles Harrison Mason Award From The Religious Workers Guild Bishop Clemmons Authored the Book Entitled "Bishop C. H. Mason" And The Roots Of The Church Of God In Christ "CENTENNIAL EDITION"
This Was A Biography Of Bishop Mason Which Gives A Vivid Account Of The Rich Legacy Bequeathed To Us By the Poineers Of The COGIC Bishop Ithiel Clemmons was a member of the General Board (Presidium) of the COGIC. He was the National Church's Historian, and for many years had overseen the Prayer Initiative Of The COGIC. Bishop Clemmons was the Jurisdictional Prelate of Eastern New York First Jurisdiction, and was the Pastor of The First Church Of God In Christ Brooklyn, New York; He was also the Pastor of the COGIC Cathedral, home of Wells Memorial Church Of God In Christ in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was Adjunct-Professor of African American Religious Studies at Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia. He was sometimes a lecturer at the Duke University Divinity School, and the President of the Society for Pentecostal Studies (SPS). Bishop Clemmons held masters degrees in Education and Divinity and also doctoral degrees in Divinity and Church Planning from Union and New York Theological Seminaries in New York. Dr. Clemmons had been awarded numerous honorary degrees from various colleges and universities including the Doctor of Divinity from the Charles Harrison Mason Seminary at the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
Bishop Owens is seen presenting a "Special Achievement Award" from the Religious Workers Guild, Inc. to Bishop Ted Thomas (Bishop of the 1st Jurisdiction of Virginia), for serving his 4th term as National Secretary of The Board of Bishops of the Church Of God In Christ And For His Loyalty And Stewardship Exemplified To The National Church From Left to Right: Bishop Ted Thomas, and Bishop C. C. Owens. Go To www.youtube.com Type In: Bishop Ted Thomas Sings Hymn Of Healing (6:03)
Recipient: Sis. Finch of the Holy
Temple C.O.G.I.C., Chicago, IL
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Bishop Frank White Receives The Bishop C. H. Mason Award He Is Currently A Member Of The General Board Of Bishops Under The Leadership Of The Presiding Bishop Charles E. Blake (2010) Go To www.youtube.com Type In: Having Church Medley - Bishop Frank White COGIC DR. Juliette White "Havin" Church/"Be Ready When He Comes" Shekinah Choir
Pictured Above, Mother Rivers, Sis Louise Patterson & Bishop C. C. Owens (Left to Right) Sis. Louise Patterson Receives A Clock From Bishop C. C. Owens At The Cresent Club In Memphis Tennessee.
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Mother Mattie McGlothen Receives The Bishop C. H. Mason Award From The Religious Workers Guild
Below, (Left - Right): Bishop C. C. Owens, Sis. Vernon Oliver Price, And Bishop Samuel L. Lowe, National Treasurer, Receiving The Special Achievement Award From The Religious Workers Guild, Inc.
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In The Photo Above Elder Sidney Grandberry (Accompanied By His Wife) Is Receiving A Special Achievement Award from The Guild. To The Right Of Bishop Owens Is Bishop Sanders Who Is The Prelate Of The 3rd Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Of Illinois.
Elder And Mrs. Eugene Dickerson Of The New Chicago COGIC In Memphis, Tennessee Are Receiving a "Citation Of Commendation From The Religious Workers Guild, Inc.
Above: Sis Lucy Flagg Carpenter Receives Special Commendation Award
Elder & Mrs. Carrutth Hall Of Las Vegas, Nevada
The Holy Spirit Will Give Us Joy And An Abundant Life
Bishop & Mrs C. C. Owens, Bishop J. O. Patterson, Sr.
Jesus Is The Purpose In My Life: He Has Prepared Me To Serve Humanity
Bishop C. C. Owens Has Been Authorized By God To Bless And Encourage The Saints As They Work In God's Vineyard
Below, Bishop James Austin, Pastor Of The Saint Luke COGIC, Chicago, Illinois Is Receiving The "Special Achievement Award" From The Religious Workers Guild, Inc.
Bishop W. L. Porter & Dr. Christopher C. Owens (Below)
Bishop C. C. Owens, Bishop & Mrs. Benbow
Mrs. J. O. Patterson. Sr., Bishop & Mrs. C. C. Owens
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Above Vernon Oliver Price Is Singing With The State Mass Choir Of First Jurisdiction Illinois During The Holy Convocation At The Emil And Patricia Jones Convention Center August, 2010
Pictured above, Sis. Vernon Oliver Price, from Chicago IL., as seen with her husband (center) and mother (left - who is now deceased), had worked with the Religious Workers Guild, Inc. as vocalist and treasurer since its inception in 1957. She had faithfully labored with Bishop Owens and the Guild for approximately half of a century (46 years) within the local, state and national conventions and celebrations across the country under the auspices of the C. O. G. I. C. singing under the anointing with her melodious contralto voice; Perhaps you have noticed that Sis. Price, along with Sis. Christine Jones and Sis. Lucy Flagg Carpenter, appears in practically all of the Guild pictures throughout this website! For her diligent efforts, not only within the Guild's activities, but within the C. O. G. I. C. church body at large, Sis. Vernon Oliver price has received numerous rewards and a special achievement award from the Religious Workers Guild, Inc.
Sis. Vernon Oliver Price Be Blessed! May God continuously reward her for her faithfulness in His Vineyard!
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Bishop Owens And Dick Gregory
Left: Bishop Chandler David Owens, Bishop C. C. Owens, Elder Smith Go To www.youtube.com Type In: COGIC Praise Break Bishop Chandler David Owens Pioneer Series
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Bishop C. C. Owens, Sis. Finch
Bishop Frank White, Bishop C. C. Owens Recipients:
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Bishop C. C. Owens......................President & Founder Bishop W. L. Porter.................................Vice President Dr. Charles E. Smith................................Vice President Mrs. Christine J. Jones........Vice President Mrs. Myrtle T. Driver......................Secretary Emeritus Mrs. Vernon Oliver Price...........Treasurer Dr. E. E. Dickerson, South Regional Director Eld. George Davis..................(East) Regional Director Eld. J. T. Jones..........................(West) Regional Director Bishop Gilbert E. Patterson....................Prelate C.O.G.I.C.
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