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Texas Holiness University : ウィキペディア英語版
Peniel College

Peniel College was a Nazarene college located in Peniel, Texas. It has since closed.
==History==
Texas Holiness University was founded by B. A. Cordell〔(Hunt County Historic Commission, Hunt County Historical Marker Descriptions: Peniel )〕 and E. C. DeJernett in 1898.〔(A&M Commerce Libraries, Northeast Texas History and Genealogy Center, W. Walworth Harrison Library: Texas Holiness University catalogue and prospectus 1910-1911 )〕 It was then established on a 37-acre campus〔(Southern Nazarene University: History of Texas Holiness University )〕 in 1899 by A. M. Hills and a small holiness community at Holiness, later called Peniel and now part of Greenville, Texas. It was sponsored by the Holiness Association of Texas, but the association disbanded in 1910 after many of its members united with the Church of the Nazarene.〔("Why These Schools? Historical Perspectives on Nazarene Higher Education )〕 The school then became one of the first three "official" Nazarene educational institutions in 1908,〔 supported by the Dallas District Church of the Nazarene, and the name was changed to Peniel College.〔(Handbook of Texas Online: Texas Holiness College )〕 In 1920, the college merged with Oklahoma Nazarene College in Bethany, Oklahoma, which was then renamed "Bethany-Peniel College".〔
Peniel's presidents included A. M. Hills, Edgar Ellyson〔(A&M Commerce Libraries, Northeast Texas History and Genealogy Center, W. Walworth Harrison Library: Texas Holiness University faculty 1910-1911 )〕 (1907-1911), Roy T. Williams〔 (1911-1913), J. B. Chapman (1913-1918),〔(''Spirit-Filled: The Life of James Blaine Chapman'' by David Shelby Corlett, Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press )〕 and A. K. Bracken, who took the presidency at Bethany-Peniel College in 1920.〔(Yearbook of American Churches Covering the year 1916 by H. K. Carroll )〕〔(Yearbook of American Churches Covering the Year 1917 by Clyde F. Armitage )〕〔(Yearbook of American Churches Covering the Year 1918 by Clyde F. Armitage )〕

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