Colonel William A. Phillips

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Description	Español: Visitantes y delegados en el Primer Concilio General, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 2-12 Abril, 1914. Foto tomada el último día de la convención. El presbiterio ejecutivo está de rodillas (de izquierda a derecha): J. W. Welch, M. M. Pinson, T. K. Leonard, J. Roswell Flower, Cyrus Fockler, Howard A. Goss, E. N. Bell, y Daniel C. O. Opperman. English: Visitors and delegates to the First General Council, Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 2-12, 1914. Photo taken on last day of the convention. Executive presbytery are kneeling in the front row (l-r): J. W. Welch, M. M. Pinson, T. K. Leonard, J. Roswell Flower, Cyrus Fockler, Howard A. Goss, E. N. Bell, and Daniel C. O. Opperman.
Date	18 July 2011
Source	http://ifphc.org
Author	General Council of the Assemblies of God in United States

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