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The Holiness Christian Church also took up other lines of Gospel work and in the autumn of 1905, Rev. C. C. Brown and wife [Myrtle] launched the Holiness Bible school and Faith Missionary Training Home at Carlinville, Illinois. Property has since been purchased and the school is now permanently located at that place.

In the July 21, 1900 issue of The Revivalist Martin Wells Knapp announced his plans for a “training school where the Bible will be the main book studied” and where “the Holy Ghost, its Author, will be acknowledged Superintendent and Interpreter.” That same summer at the corner of Young and Channing Streets in Mt. Auburn, the oldest suburb of Cincinnati, Knapp purchased two houses on a two-acre plot for $20,000. It was here that he opened “God’s Bible School and Missionary Training Home” as the centerpiece of his thriving ministry of evangelism, education, publication, and social outreach.

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