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Mar 22, 2013 · Cosby and his wife Mary founded Church of the Savior in Washington D.C.'s Addams Morgan neighborhood in the 1940s, and the church went on to form dozens of churches, charities, schools, and even a ...
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CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR BRIEF HISTORY In 1946, Army Chaplain Gordon Cosby came home from WWII convinced that the Gospel message was more than platitudes and rules. His call was to form a church to take seriously the teachings of Jesus. Seven men and women responded immediately. In 1950, with 19 members, they bought an.
Apr 17, 2013 · News in the April 17, 2013 issue. Gordon Cosby, the founder of the Church of the Saviour in Washington, D.C., and a pioneering Christian activist whose ministry foreshadowed both the missional and emergent church movements, died March 20 at 95. Cosby died at Christ House, which provides medical care to Washington’s homeless—one of several ...
In Washington D.C in 1947, Rev. Gordon Cosby and his wife Mary founded The Church of the Saviour. Along with seven others, they committed themselves to creating a new kind of church that would live into Jesus Christ’s life and teachings in ways deeper and more intentional than those they had experienced in other churches.
Apr 14, 2013 · Cosby leads the troops of the 101st Airborne Division in a worship service on Christmas in Bastogne, Belgium, in 1944. When the Rev. Gordon Cosby founded Church of the Saviour in the late 1940s, it was one of the first interracial churches in the still-segregated District of Columbia. Cosby, who died last month at the age of 95, is remembered ...
Seekers Church is one of the offspring of Church of the Saviour (CofS) an ecumenical Christian church founded in 1947 by Gordon Cosby. Gordon’s roots are in the Baptist Church, but the structure of CofS grew out of his experience as an Army chaplain in Europe during World War II. There, he was responsible for the spiritual needs of soldiers ...
