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By Janese Bennett<\/strong><\/p>\n

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W.E. Fuller, III<\/p><\/div>\n

On Saturday, November 7, 2015 close to one hundred people gathered to dedicate the King Heritage House in Franklin Springs, Georgia. In 1922, Bishop J.H. King built this home for his wife, Blanche Moore King and their four children\u2014Easter Lily, Joseph, Virginia, and Mary Ann. Following the death of Joseph King in 2014, the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC) acquired this property that will serve as a museum and a memorial to the King family.<\/p>\n

Presiding Bishop Beacham welcomed the crowd and expressed gratitude to Mrs. Sue Carr, the executor of the King estate, and the Carr family for their diligent work to preserve the King house for the church. Many gave of their time and resources to make this day possible. As a result of their hard work, the King Heritage House will now be available for tours, small group meetings or as a place to find solitude for reflection and study. A multimedia presentation in the sun room provides historical videos of the King family, IPHC General Superintendents and Women\u2019s Ministries Directors. For more information or to arrange a visit to the King House, please contact the IPHC Archives and Research Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Presiding Bishop Beacham, Sue Carr and Bishop Tommy McGhee cutting the ribbon to open the King Heritage House<\/p><\/div>\n

Dr. Harold Hunter, director of IPHC Archives and Research Center, shared about his recent trip to Shanghai, China, where he visited the jail where W.H. Turner and his wife were imprisoned as well as the place where J.H. King preached. He was overwhelmed by the appreciation and love he felt when pastors learned that he was from the church of J.H. King. Hunter reported, \u201cThe fire of the Holy Spirit still burns in the places where King ministered.\u201d<\/p>\n

It was a special privilege to have the grandson of William E. Fuller, W.E. Fuller, III, present on this special day. William Fuller worked closely with J.H. King in the formation of the Fire-Baptized Holiness Association in 1898.\u00a0 Fuller recalled that when his grandfather would speak of J.H. King a tear would come into his eye. \u201cGod is no respecter of persons, and King knew this\u2026 Bishop King was a lifelong friend and mentor to my grandfather.\u201d He concluded by pronouncing a blessing on the King Heritage House, \u201cMay this home represent the cause of holiness and the cause of Jesus Christ.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Bishop Tommy McGhee, W.E. Fuller, III, Dr. Tony Moon, Presiding Bishop Doug Beacham, Sue Carr, Dr. Harold Hunter<\/p><\/div>\n

Dr. Tony Moon provided a brief summary of the impact J.H King had on the holiness movement around the world. King has been considered \u201cthe most astute theologian in the first generation Pentecostal movement.\u201d His leadership left an indelible mark on the International Pentecostal Holiness Church. According to Moon, two of King\u2019s lasting contributions were a focus on quality education and a balanced approach to Christianity. Dr. Moon has written the definitive biography of J.H. King, which will be released in 2016.<\/p>\n

The dedication ceremony concluded with a dedicatory prayer offered by Bishop Tommy McGhee, executive director of IPHC Discipleship Ministries. McGhee prayed that the Lord \u201cKeep us always balanced between enthusiasm and scriptural teaching\u2026 and may this place serve as a place of inspiration.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Sue Carr, Rev. Raymond Carr, Lori Carr Genetti<\/p><\/div>\n

Presiding Bishop Beacham, Bishop Tommy McGhee and Sue Carr joined in the ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the King Heritage House.<\/p>\n

The operation of the King Heritage House is only possible through generous contributions of Friends of the King House<\/em><\/strong>. Presiding Bishop Beacham encouraged those present to join him in making an annual contribution of $100. Contributions can be made online<\/a> or by check earmarked\u00a0Account #00005PX<\/em>\u00a0to:\u00a0IPHC Ministries, P. O. Box 270420, Oklahoma City, OK 73137-9911.<\/p>\n

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Por Janese Bennett<\/strong> <\/p> El s\u00e1bado 7 de noviembre de, el a\u00f1o 2015 cerca de un centenar de personas se reunieron para dedicar el Heritage House rey en Franklin Springs, Georgia. En 1922, el obispo JH rey construy\u00f3 esta casa para su esposa, Blanche Moore Rey y sus cuatro hijos, Lily Pascua, Jos\u00e9, Virginia, y Mary Ann. Despu\u00e9s de la muerte de Jos\u00e9 Rey en 2014, la Iglesia Pentecostal de Santidad Internacional (IISP) adquiri\u00f3 esta propiedad que servir\u00e1 como un museo y un monumento a la familia King. El Obispo Presidente Beacham dio la bienvenida a la multitud y expres\u00f3 su agradecimiento a la se\u00f1ora Sue Carr, el ejecutor de la finca Rey, y la familia Carr para su trabajo diligente para preservar la casa Rey para la iglesia. Muchos dieron de su tiempo y recursos para hacer posible este d\u00eda. Como resultado de su trabajo duro, el patrimonio House King ahora estar\u00e1 disponible para los viajes, reuniones de grupos peque\u00f1os o como un lugar para encontrar la soledad para la reflexi\u00f3n y el estudio. Una presentaci\u00f3n multimedia en la sala de sol proporciona videos hist\u00f3ricos de la familia King, Superintendentes y Directores Generales IISP Ministerio de la Mujer. Para obtener m\u00e1s informaci\u00f3n o para organizar una visita a la Casa Rey, por favor, p\u00f3ngase en contacto con los Archivos IISP y Centro de Investigaci\u00f3n<\/a> . El Dr. Harold Hunter, director de la IISP de Archivo y Centro de Investigaci\u00f3n, comparti\u00f3 acerca de su reciente viaje a Shanghai, China, donde visit\u00f3 la c\u00e1rcel donde fueron encarcelados WH Turner y su esposa, as\u00ed como el lugar donde JH Rey predicado. Estaba abrumado por el aprecio y el amor que sent\u00eda cuando los pastores aprendieron que era de la iglesia de JH Rey. Hunter inform\u00f3, "El fuego del Esp\u00edritu Santo todav\u00eda arde en los lugares donde el rey ministr\u00f3." Fue un privilegio especial para que el nieto de William E. Fuller, WE Fuller, III, presente en este d\u00eda especial. William Fuller trabaj\u00f3 estrechamente con JH Rey en la formaci\u00f3n de la Asociaci\u00f3n de Santidad Bautizada en Fuego en 1898. Fuller record\u00f3 que cuando su abuelo hablaba de JH Rey una l\u00e1grima entrase en su ojo. "Dios no hace acepci\u00f3n de personas, y el rey sab\u00eda esto ... Obispo Rey era un amigo de toda la vida y mentor de mi abuelo." Concluy\u00f3 pronunciar una bendici\u00f3n sobre el Heritage House King, "Que esta casa representar la causa de la santidad y la causa de Jesucristo. "Dr. Tony Luna proporcion\u00f3 un breve resumen del impacto JH rey ten\u00eda en el movimiento de santidad en todo el mundo. King ha sido considerado "el te\u00f3logo m\u00e1s astuto en el movimiento pentecostal primera generaci\u00f3n." Su liderazgo dej\u00f3 una marca indeleble en la Iglesia Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal. Seg\u00fan Luna, dos de contribuciones duraderas de King eran un enfoque en la educaci\u00f3n de calidad y un enfoque equilibrado para el cristianismo. El Dr. Luna ha escrito la biograf\u00eda definitiva de JH Rey, el cual ser\u00e1 lanzado en 2016. La ceremonia de inauguraci\u00f3n concluy\u00f3 con una oraci\u00f3n dedicatoria ofrecida por el Obispo Tommy McGhee, director ejecutivo de la IISP Discipulado Ministerios. McGhee or\u00f3 para que el Se\u00f1or "nos Mantener siempre equilibrada entre el entusiasmo y la ense\u00f1anza de las Escrituras ... y que este lugar sirva como lugar de inspiraci\u00f3n." El Obispo Presidente Beacham, Obispo Tommy McGhee y Sue Carr se uni\u00f3 a la ceremonia de corte de cinta para abrir oficialmente el patrimonio Rey Casa. El funcionamiento de la Heritage House rey s\u00f3lo es posible gracias a las generosas contribuciones de Amigos de la Casa de Rey.<\/em><\/strong> Obispo Presidente Beacham anim\u00f3 a los presentes a unirse a \u00e9l en la fabricaci\u00f3n de una contribuci\u00f3n anual de $ 100. Las contribuciones pueden hacerse en l\u00ednea<\/a> o por cheque destinados Cuenta # 00005PX<\/em> a: IISP Ministerios, PO Box 270420, Oklahoma City, OK 73.137-9911 * Cr\u00e9dito de la imagen:. 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