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Preacher Donnie Johnson
Preacher Donnie Johnson

Preacher Donnie Johnson

Date9/23/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Preacher Donnie Johnson: Texas-based evangelist pitched his Miracle Tent at Victoria Park and Lawrence Aves. and found that God's still got some people who are hungry for the word. Worshippers said amen to that and gave Jesus a big handclap as Johnson; playing a tambourine; led them in old-time gospel songs.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021962F
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Primitive Methodist preachers' plan : Toronto city circuit, 1866
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Primitive Methodist preachers' plan : Toronto circuit, 1866-7
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Music DOnnie Walsh of Downchild
Music DOnnie Walsh of Downchild
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On road again: Donnie Walsh, Mr. Downchild himself, is about to head west with the blues band, but the group will be in Brampton tomorrow night for one appearance at Spankys on Kennedy Rd. S
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Music Donnie Walsh of Downchild
Music Donnie Walsh of Downchild
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