Jazz history

Carlton Pearson

Voices of Oklahoma's oral history identifies Pearson's birth, entry to Oral Roberts University, singing in chapel and the World Action Singers, and his relationship with Oral Roberts. Religious-archives and Christianity Today sources document the Tulsa ministry and later career changes, including his return to Oklahoma.

Oklahoma connection

High: oral history and archival religious-history sources place Pearson's Oral Roberts University formation and Higher Dimensions ministry in Tulsa; later sources document his return to Oklahoma.

Hall of Fame account

The Hall catalog lists Carlton Pearson as a Gospel Vocalist/Minister inducted in 2002.

Sources

  1. voicesofoklahoma.com/interviews/pearson-carlton/;
  2. voicesofoklahoma.com/assets/pdf/Carlton_Pearson_Transcript.pdf;
  3. lgbtqreligiousarchives.org/profiles/carlton-d-pearson;
  4. www.christianitytoday.com/2023/11/died-carlton-pearson-pentecostal-hell-universalism-roberts/
  5. www.okjazz.org/inductees/