Gilmer County GaArchives News.....Dr. Bull Accepts Call to Virginia September 30, 1901
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The Semi-Weekly Journal, Atlanta, Ga. September 30, 1901
Rev. G. W. Bull, D. D., pastor of the West End Presbyterian church, will accept 
the call which was recently extended by the First Presbyterian church at 
Portsmouth, Va.

Dr. Bull's removal from Atlanta will be felt not only in his own church but by 
the entire city.  No minister in Atlanta has a wider circle of friends or 
wields a stronger influence for good.  In the Atlanta Presbytery, of which he 
is one of the most active and influential members, he will be greatly missed 
and expressions of regret are heard on all sides that he cannot be induced to 
remain with his present growing charge.

Dr. Bull has been located in Atlanta just five years and a half.  During that 
time the church of which he has been pastor has grown from a mere handful to 
one of the strongest churches in the community.  He was formerly located at 
Opelika, Ala.  He is regarded as one of the ablest and most eloquent young 
divines in the denomination.

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