Dr. Byron T. Brazier

CTL-E-1426 · Person · clergy · contemporary

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Son of Bishop Arthur M. Brazier; succeeded his father as pastor of the Apostolic Church of God on June 1, 2008.

Relationships

Apostolic Church of God — affiliated with
Dr. Byron T. Brazier succeeded his father as pastor of ACOG on June 1, 2008.
Bishop Arthur M. Brazier — child of
Dr. Byron T. Brazier is the son of Bishop Arthur M. Brazier and succeeded him as pastor.

Sources

Chicago Tribune retirement notice, May 15, 2008 (via reprint)
UChicago News: Bishop Arthur M. Brazier obituary (2010)

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