A History of the Methodist Episcopal Church volume 4
A History of the Methodist Episcopal Church volume 4
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594 838 185 43, 560 1839. The general interests of the Church were this year promoted by the simultaneous and energetic action of the different branches of ecclesiastical regula- tions, all of which were brought to bear upon the under- standings and hearts of the people under our influence. But the most important accession which was made to the work was the reinfoicement sent to the Oregon mission. After the arrival of the last-mentioned family, and holding a general consultation, it was finall...y agreed that brother Jason Lee should return to the United States, with a view to strengthen the mission by pro- curing the aid of additional missionaries, farmers, me- chanics, (fee. Being remote from all civilized society, except the small settlement at WilUamette, and the members of the Hudson Bay Company at Fort Van- couver, it seemed essential to the prosperity of the mis- sion, that it should be furnished with means to supply itself with food, buildings, and all necessary apparatus for carrying on farming, and the needful mechanic arts.
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594 838 185 43, 560 1839. The general interests of the Church were this year promoted by the simultaneous and energetic action of the different branches of ecclesiastical regula- tions, all of which were brought to bear upon the under- standings and hearts of the people under our influence. But the most important accession which was made to the work was the reinfoicement sent to the Oregon mission. After the arrival of the last-mentioned family, and holding a general consultation, it was finall...y agreed that brother Jason Lee should return to the United States, with a view to strengthen the mission by pro- curing the aid of additional missionaries, farmers, me- chanics, (fee. Being remote from all civilized society, except the small settlement at WilUamette, and the members of the Hudson Bay Company at Fort Van- couver, it seemed essential to the prosperity of the mis- sion, that it should be furnished with means to supply itself with food, buildings, and all necessary apparatus for carrying on farming, and the needful mechanic arts.
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