(From the History of McIntosh Co. OK Churches)
 (copy in the Oklahoma Historical Society Library)
 FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH - Eufaula, Oklahoma

The Eufaula First Assembly of God Church began in 1928 , with Brother M. C. Salters and Brother Robert Long preaching in homes of friends; and in a yard at the home of Brother Robert Buie; until the winter of that year, when a house owned by Mr. Tully was rented; and which was across the street north of the County Courthouse.

Then C. P. Mitchell came with his family for a big Tent Revival.  Afterwards a Church was set in order in 1932 with seventy one charter members; it was set in order in a brick building where the present post office now stands.

A Church building was started where the present Assembly of God Parsonage now stands on Border Street and 6th Street.  The building was started by C. P. Mitchell with the walls up but he left.  A Brother Buddy Moore came and pastored for a year but never finished the Church.  Brother Robert Long took the Church and pastored it for two years and finished the Church building.  Then a Brother Foley was elected for one year.  Brother J. J. Tyler for one year; Brother Postell for one year; Brother Jewell Mott for one year; Brother Nolan Mott was elected and pastored for six years.  It was voted to move the Rock church off the hill to down - town, where it now stands, south of the post office on First Street; 119 South First ST.  The first service there was on September 10, 1944.  After Bro.. Mott left, Bro. Dave Harris pastored for six years; he left in 1951; Brother Lawrence Moore was elected and he stayed until June 9, 1957.  Brother Harold Stockton came soon after June 16, 1957, and stayed until 1963; Brother Edward Estes came for the year in 1964.

Brother Paul Spinden was elected in 1965 and pastored until 1969, While he was there, it was voted to enlarge and rebuild.  A new auditorium was built adjacent to the old auditorium on the south; it was finished in June - June 26, 1964.  Afterwards, Brother Paul Spinden left.

Brother M. F. Brockman was elected and came to pastor on August 4, 1969; and is still pastoring this date:  1974.

* On July 22 1974 Brother M. F. Brockman was electrocuted while repairing an antenna on the roof of his home.  Rev. Charles Holybee was elected to pastor the church on September 1, 1975.