Airings of the program continued at least until Hogg's death January 14, 1937. Hogg and his wife played the roles of Josiah and Sarah Hopkins, a country parson and his wife. Other participants in the program included Rudy Atwood at the organ and the Goose Creek Quartet, whose members were Thurl Ravenscroft, Al Harlan, Bill Days, and William McDougall. Characters portrayed by the quartet were Lige Guyton, Abe Snodgrass, Lem Gupton, and Jerry Potlucks. Scope and Content Collection materials include twenty-four radio programs from Country Church broadcasts.
Specific titles are available on the location record although the air dates are unknown.
The broadcasts usually lasted fifteen minutes. The materials in this collection were received by the archives in December 1979. Preached by William B. Hogg at the Los Angeles Paul Rader Tabernacle, Sunday Afternoon, July 17th, 1932.