Talk:Evangelical United Brethren Church

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EUB and Mason Politics[edit]

As a former 1st EUB member, I learned a great deal of the church's history by reading The Bishop's Boys. A topic which hit home regarded the politics between the church an the Masons.

As a young man, I was so impressed by my uncle's stone work that I asked him to teach me. His response was a blunt and final, "NO". That was the last time I saw him, c. 1955.

The Wisconsin EUB had a church camp at Lake Lucerne near Neshkoro, which I attended several times. That, my catechism and confirmation resulted in being asked to attend divinity school. — Preceding unsigned comment added by PointyHairedEE (talk • contribs) 22:23, 23 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]