Flowers, T. Michael.

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Bahamanian evangelist; born in the Bahamas, 1920; converted at age seventeen; educated at Glasgow Bible Institute, 1947-1949; served Grace Tabernacle in Detroit, 1951-1954?; moved to Savannah, Georgia, to establish Plymouth Brethern congregations, and planned Tom Skinner Crusade there in 1967; began the Good News radio program, started the United Bible Conference and the United Missionary Conference; served on the board of directors for Columbia Bible College, 1981-1989; moved to Atlanta in 1982 and served as president and executive director of the Southern Gospel Mission Association; involved in Billy Graham's crusade in Atlanta, 1994; married Ella Mons and had two children.

From the description of Oral history interviews with T. Michael Flowers, 1990, 1995. (Wheaton College). WorldCat record id: 32873772

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associatedWith Atlanta Billy Graham Crusade (1994 : Atlanta, Ga.) corporateBody
associatedWith Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. corporateBody
associatedWith Columbia Bible College (S.C.) corporateBody
associatedWith Evans, Anthony T. person
associatedWith Farrington, W. H. person
associatedWith Flowers, T. Martin. person
associatedWith Graham, Billy, 1918- person
associatedWith McQuilkin, J. Robertson, 1927- person
associatedWith Nottage, B. M. person
associatedWith Nottage, William. person
associatedWith Pannell, William E. person
associatedWith Perkins, John, 1930- person
associatedWith Skinner, Tom, 1942- person
associatedWith Southern Gospel Mission Association. corporateBody
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Bahamas
United States
Georgia
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African Americans
African Americans
African Americans
Christian leadership
Church and social problems
Church development, New
Church discipline
Conversion
Evangelistic work
Evangelistic work
Families
Fasting
Missionaries
Plymouth Brethren
Plymouth Brethren
Prayer groups
Race relations
Racism
Radio in religion
Women
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Active 1990

Active 1995

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