A Souvenir Being a History of the First Presbyterian Church Bloomington Ill
A Souvenir Being a History of the First Presbyterian Church Bloomington Ill
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R. Campbell, J. R. Tankersley, and Calvin Rayburn. Beside our present elders only five of these gentlemen are now living. Two, Messrs. Moore and Caldwell, reside in Bloomington; the other three, Messrs. Scoville, Bell, and Tankersly, live in other cities.
But when these names are mentioned let us not forget others who were deeply interested in the church's welfare. Such men were Abram Brokaw, the Hon. David Davis, James H. Robinson, Abel Harwood, and George Bruner, who were among its trustees, ...and gave liberally to its support. Nor should the present Board of Trustees be passed by: George P. Davis, S. W. Wil- son, H. M. Senseney, John D. Robinson, and Calvin Rayburn.
JAMBS H. KOBINSON JOHN Y. CHISHOLM, Supt. Sunday School.
31 Now there comes to mind that goodly number of "elect women" who have given to this church their heart's affection, their earnest prayers, and their self-denying labors. It is im- possible to mention their names, for they are a host. With us now are many like faithful, gentle souls, true descendants of those gone before, whose unselfish, Christlike lives are a con- stant incentive to the other sex to greater loyalty to the church and to our Master and Head, Jesus the Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Campbell, J. R. Tankersley, and Calvin Rayburn. Beside our present elders only five of these gentlemen are now living. Two, Messrs. Moore and Caldwell, reside in Bloomington; the other three, Messrs. Scoville, Bell, and Tankersly, live in other cities.
But when these names are mentioned let us not forget others who were deeply interested in the church's welfare. Such men were Abram Brokaw, the Hon. David Davis, James H. Robinson, Abel Harwood, and George Bruner, who were among its trustees, ...and gave liberally to its support. Nor should the present Board of Trustees be passed by: George P. Davis, S. W. Wil- son, H. M. Senseney, John D. Robinson, and Calvin Rayburn.
JAMBS H. KOBINSON JOHN Y. CHISHOLM, Supt. Sunday School.
31 Now there comes to mind that goodly number of "elect women" who have given to this church their heart's affection, their earnest prayers, and their self-denying labors. It is im- possible to mention their names, for they are a host. With us now are many like faithful, gentle souls, true descendants of those gone before, whose unselfish, Christlike lives are a con- stant incentive to the other sex to greater loyalty to the church and to our Master and Head, Jesus the Christ.
What to read after A Souvenir Being a History of the First Presbyterian Church Bloomington Ill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel L Hawks to read onlineMoreLess
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