From Preachers Of Today Vol. 2

     Hulen Leon Jackson was born in Dennison, Texas, August 22, 1913. He married Guille Wallace, the daughter of Foy E. Wallace, Sr., in 1938. They had three children, Tempe, HuLene, and Foy Oliver.

     Hulen was baptized by T.E. Milholland in 1928. He began preaching in Dennison, Texas in 1930. He attended Abilene Christian College (University). Later he attended Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College, and finally at Austin College.

     His preaching career involved work with the Commerce, Texas church from 1934 to 1935; the San Saba, Texas church from 1935-1940; the Shawnee, Oklahoma church from 1940-1942; the Trinity Heights church of Christ in Dallas, Texas from 1942-1947; the Preston Road church in Dallas from 1947-1952, and then went back to Trinity Heights in Dallas in 1952. He held meetings far and wide including Abilene, Topeka, Kansas, Denver, Colorado, Portales, New Mexico, and Houston, Texas.

     He entered the debating area when necessary. He debated a representative of the "Jesus Only" cult of Lometa, Texas in 1938. He also did radio work on a Dallas station for five years.

     Hulen wrote for brotherhood papers including Firm Foundation, Gospel Advocate, Christian Bible Teacher, and Power For Today. He wrote books including: Can a Man Fall From Grace, published by Firm Foundation in 1937 and Why I Can Not Vote For A Roman Catholic, published by Voice Of Freedom, in 1959.

     He believed strongly in the teaching of God's word. He help organize and administer some of the first teachers training schools in the church, and served for years as a trustee on the board of the Bell Trust, a program that financially supports mission work all around the globe.

     Hulen Leon Jackson passed from this life on the last day of 1997, and his remains were laid to rest in the Laurel Land Cemetery in Dallas, Texas.

Source: Gleanings From Preachers Of Today, Vol. 2. p.220
 

Jackson Plot In Foreground. In Distance Is The Plot Of Gus A. Dunn