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Church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of the Truth, Which He Purchased with His Own Blood
- Also known as the McLeod Dominion, or the Chief Jewell Dominion. International Pentecostal denomination founded by Mother Mary Magdalena L. Tate, with headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. History, doctrine, church locations, events calendar.
Reverend George Lockhart
- Personal page of the pastor of the West Palm Beach, Florida, mission of the Church of the Living God. Photos of the pastor, his wife, and church members. History of the local church.
Sacred Steel and the Empire State
- Excerpts from article in the Fall-Winter 2002 issue of "Voices." About the use of steel guitar for praise music in the House of God (Keith Dominion) churches in New York State.
The Church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of the Truth, Inc.
- Official web site of the Lewis Dominion. Pentecostal denomination established by Mary Magdalena Lewis Tate, strongest in the eastern United States. General headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. Includes directory of local churches.
The House of God, Which Is the Church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of Truth Without Controversy
- Official web site of the Keith Dominion. Headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. Information on past and present overseers and helpers, church directory, information on events and organizations, and literature and supplies to order.
Soul of steel
- The "sacred steel" music of the House of God and Jewell Dominion is becoming more widely known and appreciated outside the church. [St. Petersburg Times] (April 21, 2002)