All About Nashville
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Rev. John Davis had charge of the church until 1829.
By invitation of Mr. Otey, Bishop Ravenscroft visited Tennessee in 1829, and in July of that year presided over a convention in Masonic Hall, Nashville, at which, by the adoption of a "Constitution and 'Canons of the Protest- ant Episcopal Church in Tennessee," he effected the or- ganization of the Diocese of Tennessee, with boundaries coterminus with those of the State. The Diocese was in- corporated under State laws in 1858.
As yet there wa...s no church building in the infant Diocese. Christ Church was begun in 1830 and completed the following year, and was consecrated by Bishop iMeade, of Virginia, who visited Tennessee in 18.31, presided over the third annual convention of the Diocese, confirmed classes in Nashville and Franklin, and laid the corner- stone of St. Peter's Church in Columbia. The clergy of the Diocese had been strengthened hy the accession of Rev. George Weller, D. D., who came in 1829 to be rector of Christ Church, Nashville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rev. John Davis had charge of the church until 1829.
By invitation of Mr. Otey, Bishop Ravenscroft visited Tennessee in 1829, and in July of that year presided over a convention in Masonic Hall, Nashville, at which, by the adoption of a "Constitution and 'Canons of the Protest- ant Episcopal Church in Tennessee," he effected the or- ganization of the Diocese of Tennessee, with boundaries coterminus with those of the State. The Diocese was in- corporated under State laws in 1858.
As yet there wa...s no church building in the infant Diocese. Christ Church was begun in 1830 and completed the following year, and was consecrated by Bishop iMeade, of Virginia, who visited Tennessee in 18.31, presided over the third annual convention of the Diocese, confirmed classes in Nashville and Franklin, and laid the corner- stone of St. Peter's Church in Columbia. The clergy of the Diocese had been strengthened hy the accession of Rev. George Weller, D. D., who came in 1829 to be rector of Christ Church, Nashville.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [clarke, Ida Clyde (Gallagher), Mrs.] 1878- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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