This lesson is part six of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This lesson is part five of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This Q & A is part four of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This lesson is part three of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This lesson is part two of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This lesson is part one of a 10-lesson "Leadership Training Series" that was presented by Hugo McCord (1911-2004) in Lawton, OK from May 25-27, 1979.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

The Dixon-Morrow Debate was held in 1982 in Baker, FL.  between Charles Dixon (Church of Christ, moderated by Clifford Dixon) and George Morrow (United Pentecostal Church)

The third night's proposition was "The Scriptures teach that the name of Jesus must be called over anyone in water baptism; and Jesus is the name of the Father, and the name of the Son and the name of the Holy Ghost."  George Morrow affirms, Charles Dixon denies.

It should be noted that the speakers were not individually wired for sound.  Thus, the volume depended solely on how close they were to a microphone.  This account for the low volume at times.  This episode includes closing remarks.  Mr. Morrow's were truncated on the tape.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018)

The Dixon-Morrow Debate was held in 1982 in Baker, FL.  between Charles Dixon (Church of Christ, moderated by Clifford Dixon) and George Morrow (United Pentecostal Church)

The third night's proposition was "The Scriptures teach that the name of Jesus must be called over anyone in water baptism; and Jesus is the name of the Father, and the name of the Son and the name of the Holy Ghost."  George Morrow affirms, Charles Dixon denies.

It should be noted that the speakers were not individually wired for sound.  Thus, the volume depended solely on how close they were to a microphone.  This account for the low volume at times.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018)

The Dixon-Morrow Debate was held in 1982 in Baker, FL.  between Charles Dixon (Church of Christ, moderated by Clifford Dixon) and George Morrow (United Pentecostal Church)

The third night's proposition was "The Scriptures teach that the name of Jesus must be called over anyone in water baptism; and Jesus is the name of the Father, and the name of the Son and the name of the Holy Ghost."  George Morrow affirms, Charles Dixon denies.

It should be noted that the speakers were not individually wired for sound.  Thus, the volume depended solely on how close they were to a microphone.  This account for the low volume at times.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018)

The Dixon-Morrow Debate was held in 1982 in Baker, FL.  between Charles Dixon (Church of Christ, moderated by Clifford Dixon) and George Morrow (United Pentecostal Church)

The second night's proposition was "The Scriptures teach there are three separate and distinct persons in the Godhead.  The Father is one Person, the Son is another Person and the Holy Ghost is another Person."  Charles Dixon affirms, George Morrow denies.

It should be noted that the speakers were not individually wired for sound.  Thus, the volume depended solely on how close they were to a microphone.  This account for the low volume at times.

This recording comes to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018)