History of the Church in Eastern Canada And Newfoundland
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A. H. Mulholland and the Bev. J.
El wood, both afterwards made Archdeacons, had widely extended fields of missionary toil, the former at Owen Sound and the country stretching for sixty miles around it, for which he alone for long years was responsible ; and the latter at Goderich, with responsibilities not much more limited.
Archdeacon Marsh, who had had his share of pioneer work in the early days of his ministry, 216 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH IN proved himself a master of organization and finance....
To his methodical and persevering efforts the Diocese of Huron is indebted for its endowment, and to him more than to any one else it owes its first Bishop, and the stamp of Churchmanship that has prevailed in the Diocese ever since.
The Rev. George Salter, for many years Rector of Sarnia, and afterwards of St. Jude's, Brantford, was a graduate of Oxford, a dignified and refined man, who won the respect and affection of all who knew him.
He was a good preacher and an earnest worker.
His first years in Canada were spent as a missionary in the marshy townships lying along the St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. H. Mulholland and the Bev. J.
El wood, both afterwards made Archdeacons, had widely extended fields of missionary toil, the former at Owen Sound and the country stretching for sixty miles around it, for which he alone for long years was responsible ; and the latter at Goderich, with responsibilities not much more limited.
Archdeacon Marsh, who had had his share of pioneer work in the early days of his ministry, 216 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH IN proved himself a master of organization and finance....
To his methodical and persevering efforts the Diocese of Huron is indebted for its endowment, and to him more than to any one else it owes its first Bishop, and the stamp of Churchmanship that has prevailed in the Diocese ever since.
The Rev. George Salter, for many years Rector of Sarnia, and afterwards of St. Jude's, Brantford, was a graduate of Oxford, a dignified and refined man, who won the respect and affection of all who knew him.
He was a good preacher and an earnest worker.
His first years in Canada were spent as a missionary in the marshy townships lying along the St.
What to read after History of the Church in Eastern Canada And Newfoundland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Langtry, J. (John), 1834-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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