1927 - Reverend H. W. Randle became the fourth pastor for a short term.
1929 - Reverend J. H. McClain accepted the call as pastor for a short tenure. He sought to teach members to be humble and to contribute regularly to support of the church.
Later, three succeeding pastors served for brief period. Reverend S. L. Evans introduced and challenged members to practice tithing as spiritual strategy to strengthen the church's financial resources. He was succeeded by Reverend J. H. Scott, who was then followed by Reverend T. E. Marshall.
1948 - The church called former member Reverend L. V. Ates to serve as pastor. In 1957 a new church edifice was erected and the main entrance was changed relocated from Poquito to 22nd Street.
1959 - The church name was changed from Main East Austin Baptist Church to Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church.
1964 - 1980 - Under the pastorate of Reverend F. C. Ransom, he gave great encouragement to young ministers throughout the city of Austin and vicinities. Often he invited young ministers and pastors to preach at Mt. Sinai. He remodeled the church by adding a fellowship hall to the north end of the edifice. During his tenure the church celebrated a note-burning ceremony.
1980 - 1986 - Reverend Earl Harris led the church to adopt the theme "Making Christ the Lord of Our Lives." His challenge encouraged Mt. Sinai to grow spiritually and financially. |