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A History of Christian Doctrine
April 1999, 2-3. Tenney is the superintendent of the Louisiana
District UPCI and had recently returned from attending the
crusade.
106 Gordon Mallory, public statement, Texas Men’s Conference,
Lufkin, TX, 15 May 1999. Mallory is a UPCI minister and
former missionary to the Philippines.
107 Donald Hanscom, Sr. (coordinator of multicultural ministries,
General Home Missions Division, UPCI), personal interview,
Hazelwood, MO, 16 February 1999.
108 Constituency in Ethiopia and Mizoram is based on
reports from the Foreign Missions Division. (Source: see
Appendix G.) Constituency in New Brunwick and Louisiana is
based on 1998 Easter attendance reports of over 5,000 for New
Brunswick and 42,438 for Louisiana. (Source: see note 98.) I
assumed reporting by 100 percent of churches but added 60
percent to obtain inclusive constituency.
109 Cornelia Butler Flora, Pentecostalism in Colombia:
Baptism by Fire and Spirit (Cranbury, NJ: Associated
University Presses, 1974); Donald Palmer, Explosion of People
Evangelism (Chicago: Moody Press, 1974).
110 French, 133-37. My parents and I met leaders of the True
Jesus Church in Korea in the 1970s. The church estimated
actual membership in 1995 to be 1,079,000. See “True Jesus
Church, Our Church,” www.tjc.org/church/index.shtml (Los
Angeles: TJC, 1999).
111 See John Yang, The Essential Doctrines in the Holy
Bible, trans. M. H. Tsai (Taichung City, Taiwan, Republic of
China: The General Assembly of the True Jesus Church in
Taiwan, 1970).
112 “True Jesus Church, Our Basic Beliefs,” www.tjc.org/
beliefs/index.shtml (Los Angeles: TJC, 1999).
113 French, 231. My parents and I are in contact with a group
in Manchuria (northern China) founded by an independent
Korean minister who was baptized by the UPC of Korea. This
Chinese group has translated some of my writings to use for
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