This vintage 1978 first edition serves as a comprehensive pictorial and narrative record of the Church of God’s growth across North Carolina. Spanning nearly a century, it documents the evolution of the denomination from its late 19th-century roots through the late 1970s.

​A Vital Resource for Genealogy & Local History:

While this volume does not contain a formal index, it is densely packed with identified photographs, naming hundreds of individuals, local ministers, and laypeople. It is a "must-have" for family researchers and historians focusing on the North Carolina Piedmont and surrounding regions.

​Content Highlights Include:

​Departmental History: Extensive photos and records for the Ladies Auxiliary, Joybelles, and Kids Klubs.

​Regional Congregations: Features group shots and leadership names from various districts, including South Gastonia, Charlotte, and Eastern/Black District Bible Schools.

​Biographical Data: Numerous portraits of state officials, youth coordinators, and local ministry leaders.

​Historical Context: Details on early tent revivals, church building projects, and state-wide conventions.

​Condition:

This is a well-preserved hardcover volume. The blue cloth boards are sturdy, and the yellow cover print remains bright. The interior pages are clean and the binding is secure. (Please see photos for a closer look at the physical condition).

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