Great Britain And Her Queen 8 3
Great Britain And Her Queen 8 3
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" By a singular coincidence, it will probablybe one of the first acts of a Leeds Conference in 1897 to forwardanother address, congratulating Her Majesty on the long andsuccessful reign which has realised these aspirations of unaffecteddevotion. The address of 1837 had gracious acknowledgment, conveyedthrough Lord John Russell.
[Illustration: Group of Presidents Number One] At this time Methodism had spread throughout the world. Itsmembership in Great Britain and Ireland numbered 318, 716; in f...oreignmission stations 66, 007; in Upper Canada 14, 000; while the AmericanConferences had charge of 650, 678 members; thus the total for theworld, exclusive of ministers, was 1, 049, 401.
Of ministers there were 1, 162 in the United Kingdom and 3, 316elsewhere. It will be obvious that British and Irish Methodism eventhen formed a body whose allegiance was highly valuable.
The 1837 Conference had to discuss the subject of the approachingCentenary of Methodism, which had for years been anticipated withgreat interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" By a singular coincidence, it will probablybe one of the first acts of a Leeds Conference in 1897 to forwardanother address, congratulating Her Majesty on the long andsuccessful reign which has realised these aspirations of unaffecteddevotion. The address of 1837 had gracious acknowledgment, conveyedthrough Lord John Russell.
[Illustration: Group of Presidents Number One] At this time Methodism had spread throughout the world. Itsmembership in Great Britain and Ireland numbered 318, 716; in f...oreignmission stations 66, 007; in Upper Canada 14, 000; while the AmericanConferences had charge of 650, 678 members; thus the total for theworld, exclusive of ministers, was 1, 049, 401.
Of ministers there were 1, 162 in the United Kingdom and 3, 316elsewhere. It will be obvious that British and Irish Methodism eventhen formed a body whose allegiance was highly valuable.
The 1837 Conference had to discuss the subject of the approachingCentenary of Methodism, which had for years been anticipated withgreat interest.
What to read after Great Britain And Her Queen 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne E Keeling to read onlineMoreLess
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