Rev. Elijah L. Hill Personal Ministry Information

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President of the National Museum of African American Religions

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Rev. Elijah Hill 20 years of COGIC Research

His electronic Journey of Accomplishments

Producer of the First Annual Clergy Awards

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About Me

Elijah Hill, President: Goggle Elijah L. Hill to find out more about me. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 181937, Arlington, Texas, 76096 to for engagements call 760-278-3157

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Rev. Elijah HIll's Audio Sermon Remembering The First Glory Part 1

Sermon Rev. Elijah Hill Remembering The First Glory Part 2

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President of the National African American Museum of Religions Video Organization

President of the National Ministerial Alliance

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Founder of the National African American Religious Archive Chicago, Illinois

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Organizer of the National TownHall Meeting

Organizer of the Gromming Fee Campaign

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Global Internet Church Online learning Environment

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Rev. Elijah Hill's Sermon Seasoned With Salt

Rev. Elijah HIll's Sermon Seasoned With Salt Part 2

Books Authored by Rev. Elijah L. Hill

HIS MINISTRY BIOGRAPY

Rev. Elijah L. Hill

· Historian

· Speaker

· Scholar

· Author

· His Ministry Biography

Is a native of Omaha, Nebraska and has been ordained in the gospel ministry for over thirty-five years. He has traveled extensively throughout the United States speaking and sharing with diverse audiences during the course of his ministry. He has authored and published seven books on different topics on the Bible like, Angels, Who was Satan in Heaven and his Earthly works, and Who was Christ Before he came to Earth, The Unsealing of the Last Things (Bible Prophecy), Women Come Alive (The historical biography of Lizzie Robinson), The Azusa Street Revival Wrapped in Swaddling Cloths lying in a Manger, Women Come Alive Historic Photo Album, The Great Cloud of Witnesses Early Bishops Historic Album.

He graduated in 1985 with his B.A. of Theology from the International Bible Institute and Seminar, and completed in 1996 a B.A. in Management and Human Relations from MidAmerica Nazarene University. He is presently completed his studies in a Masters of Business Administration at MidAmerica Nazarene University, in Olathe, Kansas.

Within four years in the early 90’s Rev. Hill had revived and brought national attention back to one of the most notable African American female philanthropist in America’s history http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizzie_Robinson_House. As a result of his commitment and dedication as a historian a street was named after her, her church and home were designated as Historical Landmarks by the City of Omaha, her home was placed on the Federal Registry of Historic Places. Rev. Hill received the Governor’s recognition award and he was appointed for a three-year term by the Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska to be a member of the Landmark Heritage Preservation Commission. He became a year later the first and youngest African American to become the chairperson for this City’s Commission.

Elijah L. Hill is President and Founder of the Church of God in Christ Museum www.cogicmuseum.org . He is also the President of the National Museum of African American Religions www.museumafricanamericanreligions.org . He was a prophetic advisor for 15 years to three former Presiding Bishops, like Bishops L. H. Ford, C. D. Owens and G. E. Patterson. He is a 20 year historian and scholar of the Church of God in Christ Elijah Hill is an ordained elder and a member of the Potters House of Dallas.

Rev. Elijah Hill taught at the Potters’ Institute as an instructor at the Potters House in Dallas, Texas in 2003-2004, and is currently a member of the Potters House of Dallas, Texas Bishop T.D. Jakes pastor. At the 100^th year Azusa Street Celebration in Los Angeles, California in 2006, Rev. Hill was invited by Bishop Charles Blake at the West Angeles Church of God in Christ to be 12 Pentecostal scholars nationally to deliberate on the life of Bishop William J. Seymour the founder of the Azusa Street Mission. The Assembly of God heralded Rev. Hill’s book “Women Come Alive” as one of the top books in the read during the 100^th year celebration, and published a book review in their Enrichment Magazine from one of their notable seminarians http://agseminary.edu/encounter/book_reviews/2006_summer/review_hill.htm. He has implemented several new projects on-line electronic archive for African American history located at http://nmoaar.blogspot.com, the National Ministerial Alliance at http://nministerialalliance.blogspot.com, the grooming fee campaign a public fundraiser to our economy in America located at http://groomingfee.blogspot.com, and he is the producer and president of the National Clergy Awards http://clergyawards.blogspot.com.

Selected Topics that Rev. Elijah L. Hill can Speak About

1. General Sunday Morning Services Sermons any topic

2. Two or Three day Revival

3. Speak at Banquets

4. Seminars on Bible Prophecy (Written a Book on this subject)

5. Seminar on teaching on the Prophet & the Office of the Prophet

6. Speaking on the contribution of African American Women in Ministry (Written a Book)

7. Teaching on the history of the Azusa Street Revival (Written a Book)

8. Speak to youth groups about changing their storyline back to where it should be.

9. Speaking on the Lost Soul of Black Religion

10. Speaking on the topic of the importance of the history of the Black Church

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