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Never To Be Forgotten, Danielle Parker

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This article discusses the legacy of Dr. Howard M. Ervin on the campus of Oral Roberts University.

The Ervin Legacy, Danielle Parker

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ORU Excellence Magazine interviews Daniel D. Isgrigg, biographer of Howard M. Ervin on his legacy as a professor at Oral Roberts University.

Ervin Retires, Jadell Forman

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ORU Excellence magazine reports on the retirement of Howard M. Ervin, Professor in the School of Theology and Missions. Ervin taught at ORU for 40 years and was recognized for his accomplishments at the university.

"Koinonia, Church And Sacraments: A Pentecostal Response", Howard M. Ervin

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This is a paper from the Roman Catholic/Pentecostal Dialogues at Casa Cardinal Piazza Madonna deil' ORTO in Venezia, Italy held from July 31st - August 8, 1987. Howard M. Ervin was the Pentecostal Respondent in the dialogues.

Oru Profs Participate In Dialogue With The Vatican, Howard M. Ervin

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"ORU profs participate in Vatican Dialogue", Communique 11.2 (Fall 1985), p. 24

Two ORU graduate theology professors were participants in the May dialogue. Dr. Jerry L. Sandidge, new professor of Church History, serves as the secretary for the Pentecostal representatives. Dr. Howard Ervin, senior professor of Old Testament, has been a participant since 1979 and has presented two major theological papers including one on the "Biblical Hermeneutics of Pentecostals." This year's dialogue focused on the topic, "Communion of Saints."

I Saw Him In My Pulpit, Howard M. Ervin

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Howard M. Ervin, "I Saw Him In My Pulpit," Revival 1, no. 10 (June 1964), 1, 4.

". . . And Forbid Not To Speak With Tongues", Howard M. Ervin

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This pamphlet by Howard M. Ervin, the pastor Emmanuel Baptist Church in 1962. The pamphlet was published in 1971 by Logos International under the same name. Ervin joined the Faculty of Oral Roberts University in 1966.