Difference between revisions of "Messiah College"

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Messiah College is an institution in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania affiliated with the Brethren in Christ denomination. It was founded in 1909.

Dr. Edward Lammert Kuhlman (1936-2012) - history faculty 30+ years
- affiliated with Chambersburg Gospel Chapel in Pennsylvania
- m. Virginia H. Jelley Kuhlman "dorm parent" for many Messiah students
  - dau. of William Jelley III, correspondent for an open brethren (OB) assembly that met at King's College in New York (The King's College) 1947-1948 while he was serving as King's business manager, and later their Exec. Vice-President 1948-1956, under Percy Crawford.

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-[[Messiah College]] is an institution in Mechanicsburg, [[Pennsylvania]] affiliated with the [[Brethren in Christ]] denomination.  It was founded in 1909.
+[[Messiah College]] is an institution in Mechanicsburg, [[Pennsylvania]] affiliated with the [[Brethren in Christ]] denomination. It was founded in 1909.
 ==PB Faculty/Staff==
 * Dr. [[Edward Lammert Kuhlman]] (1936-2012) - history faculty 30+ years
-** affiliated with [[Chambersburg Gospel Chapel, PA]]
+** affiliated with Chambersburg Gospel Chapel in [[Pennsylvania]]
 ** m. [[Virginia H. Jelley Kuhlman]] "dorm parent" for many Messiah students
-*** dau. of [[William Jelley III]], correspondent for an open brethren (OB) assembly that met at [[King's College]] 1947-1948 while he was serving as King's business manager, and later their Exec. Vice-President 1948-1956, under Percy Crawford.
+*** dau. of [[William Jelley III]], correspondent for an open brethren (OB) assembly that met at [[King's College in New York (The King's College)]] 1947-1948 while he was serving as King's business manager, and later their Exec. Vice-President 1948-1956, under Percy Crawford.
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