Verbal History Library

Stories of the Oneness Pentecostal world, told in the tellers’ own voices — the founding of churches, the revivals, the families, the things the written record never kept. Every story here was published with its teller’s permission and after a person reviewed it.

Tell your story → Put your name on a short form, then talk. It takes as long as the story takes.

About this library

Stories are told, not written — so they carry the teller’s memory as they remember it. Where a told story and the published record differ, both stand as they are; nothing here is silently blended. A teller may ask at any time for a published story to be corrected or taken down, and it will be.

Each story’s written text is a summary — the substance of what was said, in the teller’s own sequence — checked by a person before publication. The recording itself is the full record, and it is published alongside the summary wherever the teller’s story is audio.