History of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Omaha And Suburbs
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A. Pickens, Mrs. Lizzie Staley, Mrs. J. W. McCune, Mrs. L. H. Broadwell, Mr. And Mrs. C. L. Bristol, Mrs. Clark Woodman, Mrs. P. O'Hawes, James McKelvey, Mrs. John Shill, John W. Tousley, W. G. Pigman, wife and sons, Mrs. J. W. Dorsey, W. H. Woods, L. B. Whitmore, R. M. Trout and wife, L. N. Freeman, Mrs. Allo- way and A-. Parmer.
The Second Church, as it was now known, was dedicated June 26th, 1870, by Dr. J. W. Reid of Chicago, at that time editor of the N'orthwestern Christian Advocate. But ...the charge was left to be supplied at the Conference in the spring, and was without a preacher regularly to fill the pulpit. Shortly after the dedication Geo. W. De La Matyr, a transfer from Wisconsin, was appointed, and, till the next spring served as pastor. The presid- ing elder, A. G. White, reports this charge as having "overcome much opposition and grown into considerable importance. " In the statistics forty members are reported, and a Sunday-school with twelve teachers and one hundred and twenty- five scholars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Pickens, Mrs. Lizzie Staley, Mrs. J. W. McCune, Mrs. L. H. Broadwell, Mr. And Mrs. C. L. Bristol, Mrs. Clark Woodman, Mrs. P. O'Hawes, James McKelvey, Mrs. John Shill, John W. Tousley, W. G. Pigman, wife and sons, Mrs. J. W. Dorsey, W. H. Woods, L. B. Whitmore, R. M. Trout and wife, L. N. Freeman, Mrs. Allo- way and A-. Parmer.
The Second Church, as it was now known, was dedicated June 26th, 1870, by Dr. J. W. Reid of Chicago, at that time editor of the N'orthwestern Christian Advocate. But ...the charge was left to be supplied at the Conference in the spring, and was without a preacher regularly to fill the pulpit. Shortly after the dedication Geo. W. De La Matyr, a transfer from Wisconsin, was appointed, and, till the next spring served as pastor. The presid- ing elder, A. G. White, reports this charge as having "overcome much opposition and grown into considerable importance. " In the statistics forty members are reported, and a Sunday-school with twelve teachers and one hundred and twenty- five scholars.
What to read after History of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Omaha And Suburbs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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