Co-pastor at Angelus Temple (Foursquare Gospel), Los Angeles, California, during the reign of Aimee Semple McPherson.
Known as Brother Arthur to the temple's 23,000 members, he was one of the charter members. Over time he served as bookkeeper, auditor, assistant pastor and virtually every other executive position in the institution. In the latter years he was President of the Board of Elders.
Aimee Semple McPherson officiated at his rites in the temple, where over 13,000 persons filled the sanctuary and flowed out into the streets.
His crypt faces towards the grave of Sister McPherson.
Known as Brother Arthur to the temple's 23,000 members, he was one of the charter members. Over time he served as bookkeeper, auditor, assistant pastor and virtually every other executive position in the institution. In the latter years he was President of the Board of Elders.
Aimee Semple McPherson officiated at his rites in the temple, where over 13,000 persons filled the sanctuary and flowed out into the streets.
His crypt faces towards the grave of Sister McPherson.
Co-pastor at Angelus Temple (Foursquare Gospel), Los Angeles, California, during the reign of Aimee Semple McPherson.
Known as Brother Arthur to the temple's 23,000 members, he was one of the charter members. Over time he served as bookkeeper, auditor, assistant pastor and virtually every other executive position in the institution. In the latter years he was President of the Board of Elders.
Aimee Semple McPherson officiated at his rites in the temple, where over 13,000 persons filled the sanctuary and flowed out into the streets.
His crypt faces towards the grave of Sister McPherson.
Known as Brother Arthur to the temple's 23,000 members, he was one of the charter members. Over time he served as bookkeeper, auditor, assistant pastor and virtually every other executive position in the institution. In the latter years he was President of the Board of Elders.
Aimee Semple McPherson officiated at his rites in the temple, where over 13,000 persons filled the sanctuary and flowed out into the streets.
His crypt faces towards the grave of Sister McPherson.
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