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Rev Emory Vinson “Jack” Brownlow

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Rev Emory Vinson “Jack” Brownlow

Birth
Murchison, Henderson County, Texas, USA
Death
2 Apr 1944 (aged 49)
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Burial
Gould, Harmon County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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Emory Vinson Brownlow was the first child of Elizabeth Skipper Brownlow and Edward Isaac Brownlow. He was a Baptist minister and was a minister at Gould. He died at age 49 of a brain tumor after unsuccessful surgery performed in Dallas, Texas.

Article regarding his missionary ministry:
Lawton, OK newspaper:
SERMON A DAY KEEPS LAWTON PREACHER BUSY

Driving 100,000 Miles
In 3 Years is all A part of His Job

If there's a "Doubting Thomas" who thinks this preacher didn't work during the last 36 months, let him read the 3-year record of Rev. E. V. Brownlow, Lawton, Baptist district missionary for 7 southwest Oklahoma counties.

The record shows 1,459 sermons in 1,095 days from March 15, 1936, to March 15, 1939.

In addition, there were 1,123 additions to the church, 923 by baptism, 187 by letter and 13 by statement.

He conducted two training schools, 66 revival meetings, organized 60 other revival meetings, organized one new church, seven training unions and one Sunday school.

He obtained 170 subscriptions to state Baptist paper and raised $2,160.09 for district missions and $815.81 for other purposes.

Brownlow drove his automobile 100,000 miles.


In the picture, Jack is the first one to the left. He is holding his hat.


Emory Vinson Brownlow was the first child of Elizabeth Skipper Brownlow and Edward Isaac Brownlow. He was a Baptist minister and was a minister at Gould. He died at age 49 of a brain tumor after unsuccessful surgery performed in Dallas, Texas.

Article regarding his missionary ministry:
Lawton, OK newspaper:
SERMON A DAY KEEPS LAWTON PREACHER BUSY

Driving 100,000 Miles
In 3 Years is all A part of His Job

If there's a "Doubting Thomas" who thinks this preacher didn't work during the last 36 months, let him read the 3-year record of Rev. E. V. Brownlow, Lawton, Baptist district missionary for 7 southwest Oklahoma counties.

The record shows 1,459 sermons in 1,095 days from March 15, 1936, to March 15, 1939.

In addition, there were 1,123 additions to the church, 923 by baptism, 187 by letter and 13 by statement.

He conducted two training schools, 66 revival meetings, organized 60 other revival meetings, organized one new church, seven training unions and one Sunday school.

He obtained 170 subscriptions to state Baptist paper and raised $2,160.09 for district missions and $815.81 for other purposes.

Brownlow drove his automobile 100,000 miles.


In the picture, Jack is the first one to the left. He is holding his hat.


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