Sixty One Years of Itinerant Christian Life in Church And State
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McFerrin earnestly urged the bishop to desist from, or to defer, his purpose to re- organize the old Church in the South. He hoped to see an organic union of the two Methodist Episcopal Churches after the passions and animosities of the war had subsided. He thought the reorganization of the Methodist Episcopal Church in East Tennessee would revive the smoldering embers of sectionalism, and de- fer for a long time, if not forever, the fulfillment of his hope of such reunion. He pleaded that the ...old pastors of that section could better serve the people there than new ones imported from the North.
The bishop replied, in substance, that most of the East Tennesseeans had been loyal ; that some of their ministers had been deposed for their loyalty, and had been otherwise ill-treated ; that the large Knoxville Convention, including many preachers and laymen, and representing thousands of others, had urgently requested the re-establishment of the old Church ; and that, in this request, the laymen were more strenuous than the ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McFerrin earnestly urged the bishop to desist from, or to defer, his purpose to re- organize the old Church in the South. He hoped to see an organic union of the two Methodist Episcopal Churches after the passions and animosities of the war had subsided. He thought the reorganization of the Methodist Episcopal Church in East Tennessee would revive the smoldering embers of sectionalism, and de- fer for a long time, if not forever, the fulfillment of his hope of such reunion. He pleaded that the ...old pastors of that section could better serve the people there than new ones imported from the North.
The bishop replied, in substance, that most of the East Tennesseeans had been loyal ; that some of their ministers had been deposed for their loyalty, and had been otherwise ill-treated ; that the large Knoxville Convention, including many preachers and laymen, and representing thousands of others, had urgently requested the re-establishment of the old Church ; and that, in this request, the laymen were more strenuous than the ministers.
What to read after Sixty One Years of Itinerant Christian Life in Church And State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hall Pearne to read onlineMoreLess
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