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Dodrill, R. M.

Dodrill, R. M.

 
At the time Voices from Templed Hills was published in 1927, Dodrill was the pastor of the First Baptist Church of West Union, West Virginia. Articles published in the June 7, 1941 and May 2, 1953 editions of The Indianapolis Star indicate that he left West Union in 1929 to become pastor of Indianapolis' Broadway Baptist Church (now Faithway Baptist Church). In 1941, he was given the position of “lifetime pastor” of the church.
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  • Dodrill User Guide by Robert H. Ellison

    Dodrill User Guide

    Robert H. Ellison

    The User Guide for the Library of Appalachian Preaching is a Google Sheet that can be searched, sorted, and downloaded for offline use.

    At the moment, Dodrill has only one sermon in the Library; it has a Guide of its own so the records will be complete. It includes the title, sermon text, and so on. This information is available in the master list of sermons as well.

  • Virtue of Honest Toil by R. M. Dodrill

    Virtue of Honest Toil

    R. M. Dodrill

    “The Virtue of Honest Toil,” based on John 9:4, is the 14th sermon in Voices from Templed Hills (Parkersburg, WV: Baptist Banner Publishing Co., 1927). At the time of its publication, Dodrill was the pastor of the First Baptist Church of West Union, West Virginia.

 
 
 

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