Calvary Church Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Calvary Church Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
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The Rev.
D. L. Ferris, assistant at St. John's Church, Stamford, Conn. , became the associate rector in September. The Rev. H. A. Flint was appointed minister-in-charge at St. Philip's in August. The situation of the mission having become unfavorable through the deterioration ot the neighbor- hood, the ground was sold in October, 1891, for $3, 100, a lot at the corner of Kelly and Linden Streets was purchased for $7, 000, and the building moved and renovated for $2, 000. The church also was dec...orated and carpeted during the summer at an expense of $3, 400. The cost of both improvements was mainly paid by the Easter offering of 1901, amounting to $7, 000. The Rev. Mr. Flint resigned in October to become chaplain of the Lay- men's Missionary League, and the Rev.
E. L. Wells succeeded him at St. Philip's in November.
In March, 1903, the parish of St. James sold their property at Sixteenth Street and Penn Avenue, and requested the permission of Calvary vestry to form a union with St. Philip's mission and to build a church in that part of our parish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Rev.
D. L. Ferris, assistant at St. John's Church, Stamford, Conn. , became the associate rector in September. The Rev. H. A. Flint was appointed minister-in-charge at St. Philip's in August. The situation of the mission having become unfavorable through the deterioration ot the neighbor- hood, the ground was sold in October, 1891, for $3, 100, a lot at the corner of Kelly and Linden Streets was purchased for $7, 000, and the building moved and renovated for $2, 000. The church also was dec...orated and carpeted during the summer at an expense of $3, 400. The cost of both improvements was mainly paid by the Easter offering of 1901, amounting to $7, 000. The Rev. Mr. Flint resigned in October to become chaplain of the Lay- men's Missionary League, and the Rev.
E. L. Wells succeeded him at St. Philip's in November.
In March, 1903, the parish of St. James sold their property at Sixteenth Street and Penn Avenue, and requested the permission of Calvary vestry to form a union with St. Philip's mission and to build a church in that part of our parish.
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