Annals of the American Pulpit;
Annals of the American Pulpit;
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In 1841, he was stationed at Madison. In 1842, he was appointed to the Connersville District, where Digitized by VjOOQIC 572 METHODIST.
ke remained four years. During the years 1845 and 1846, he published a series of articles, in the Western Christian Advocate, on the ** Introduc- tion and Progress of Methodism in Southeastern Indiana," which attracted much attention, and which, if his life had been spared a little longer, would probably have been given to the public in a more permanent form.
I...n 1846, he was stationed at the Centenary Church in New Albany, where, in addition to his regular duties, he delivered a series of Wednesday evening Lectures on the Decalogue, and abo on the Lord's Prayer. At the session of the Conference held in Evansville, the next year, he took a super- annuated relation, — not because he was in any respect less able to perform the duties of the ministry than he had been in preceding years ; nor because his discourses were less edifying than they had formerly been ; nor because he was less faithful in his pastoral intercourse ; but simply because a portion of his charge thought they should like a new preacher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1841, he was stationed at Madison. In 1842, he was appointed to the Connersville District, where Digitized by VjOOQIC 572 METHODIST.
ke remained four years. During the years 1845 and 1846, he published a series of articles, in the Western Christian Advocate, on the ** Introduc- tion and Progress of Methodism in Southeastern Indiana," which attracted much attention, and which, if his life had been spared a little longer, would probably have been given to the public in a more permanent form.
I...n 1846, he was stationed at the Centenary Church in New Albany, where, in addition to his regular duties, he delivered a series of Wednesday evening Lectures on the Decalogue, and abo on the Lord's Prayer. At the session of the Conference held in Evansville, the next year, he took a super- annuated relation, — not because he was in any respect less able to perform the duties of the ministry than he had been in preceding years ; nor because his discourses were less edifying than they had formerly been ; nor because he was less faithful in his pastoral intercourse ; but simply because a portion of his charge thought they should like a new preacher.
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