Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church
2930 W. Broad Street Columbus OH 43204 614-276-5433
REV. JAMES HOGE : A Look Back In Memorium
The Life of Reverend James Hoge was a blend of spiritual shepherd, community pioneer, and guardian to the blind and deaf. On the 50 Anniversary of Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church in Columbus, Ohio, a series of articles were written about his life. The sketches were taken from notes gathered by the late Foster Copeland and assembled by his daughter, Miss Eleanor Copeland back in January 1956. The articles were written by M. K. Weber and Paul Hess, historians of Hoge Memorial P. C. For our story visit the chapters below by clicking on the blue underlined titles.
PART ONE: Dr. James Hoge Pioneered as Preacher, Civic Leader
PART TWO: Rev. Hoge Organizes First Church In Franklin County
PART THREE: Rev. Hoge Accepts Pastorate Of Franklinton Church In 1807
PART FOUR: Dr. Hoge Is Instrumental In Church Establishing
PART FIVE: Dr. Hoge Builds New Church; Founds Columbus Presbytery
PART SIX: Dr. Hoge Completes 50 Years As Pastor And Civic Leader
WE REMEMBER: Dr. James Hoge
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