A Sesquicentennial History of the Green River Missionary Baptist Church
1836 - 1986, Written and Compiled by Wendell Holmes Rone, Sr., For the One
Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of the Church, 1987. By
permission of author. Ohio County

W. G. SULLIVAN became the Thirty-Ninth man to serve as the Pastor of the
Green River Church on July 28, 1968, by a unanimous vote of 40 members of
the congregation, upon recommendation by the Pulpit Committee:  Brethren
Billy Flener (Chairman), Billy Wood, Bill Daugherty, Willis Shephard and
Paul Kemp.  He was present for the September 11, 1968, Business Meeting and
presided as the Moderator.  He and his family became the first to live in
the new Pastor's Home (1968) completed shortly after he entered into the
pastorate.  Total value of all Church Property increased from the sum of
$23,500.00 in 1967 to $52,000.00 in 1968, with its completiion.  The
Sullivan pastorate was routine and uneventful.  After being with the Church
for twenty-nine months, Brother Sullivan resigned on January 10th, 1961,
and completed his ministry on the following January 24th.

Sullivan Flener Wood Daugherty Shephard Kemp
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