Hear Rose Sing "Throw out the lifeline"
From left, Raymond White, Rosemary Brown, Mark Brown, Jeff Brown, and Rose's nephew Ray Brown. The occasion is Rose and Raymond (not pictured) Brown's 50th anniversary.
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Article from the Dunkirk News and Sun
Just About The Most
Beautiful Place in The World
When I was a child there where were times when I thought I must live in the most beautiful place in the world. I would like to tell you about it .
Although the house was very old, in the summer time there were roses that filled one side of the yard and White Locust Blossoms filled the other side. Our house sat well upon some huge boulders and we were able to crawl under there for a hiding place when we played hide and seek.
The house was on a hill over looking Blue River Valley. When one came out of the house and down the steps to the porch there was a level place then down hill a little to a plateau which made a nice resting place under the Locust Trees, then down a little farther to another plateau then a steep place down to the road . That steep place down near the road was where I had trouble one winter getting up the incline because of the snow.
Rose Brown
Note
I got the name "pentecostalsongs.com" for my mother-in-law Rose, a Pentecostal preacher, because I thought she might like to preserve some of the great gospel songs she sings with her sons and daughter.
It turned out that she preferred writing stories about her childhood which, appropriately, sometimes include some great old songs.
Rose once asked me if she should perhaps change the name of her Website. But I think when you read these sweet stories of an innocent time, you will agree with me that these stories are the record of an era, of a people, of a faith. They are surely Pentecostal songs.
Jae Berry Brown
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Start here: Grandma's House
Grandpa, my uncles, and their cars
My friend's brother gets his due
The Good Neighbor or How we became Pentecostal
Pop's Dilemma (Year of the Locust)
A long night: What's wrong with Momma?
* Then we get a surprise
Yes, Maam! Remembering how my grandma kept her house
We decided to have church in the kitchen
Uncle Lacy (and my brother, June, too)
Gladys:
Safe in the arms of Jesus
The little errand girl, part 1
The Little errand girl, part 2
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