The History of Methodism in South Carolina
The History of Methodism in South Carolina
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X. 38, 39. We saw Henry Gains, a disciple since 1777; now feeble, but wishing to be faithful unto death. Came forward to Conner's, Abbeville District.
Sabbath, 7. I preached in the tabernacle, on 2 Cor. V. 11. If the people say it was like thunder and lightning, I shall not be surprised. I spoke in poAver from God, and there was a general and deep feeling in the congregation: thine, O Lord, be all the glory! Came home with James Cox.
Monday, 8. I gave an alarming lecture at John Branan's. There... is a serious mortality on the mid- dle and lowlands of South Carolina and Georgia.
Tuesday, 9. We rode through the heat, crossing the Little Biver to Mr. Shield's, twenty miles.
Georgia— Wednesday, 20. We continued on to Petersburg, into Georgia. I preached at Sparta, and ordained two deacons. A journey of six days from Sparta brought us to Savannah; we were careful to leave our testimony and pray with every family where Iy South Carolina. 387 we stopped. Kind widow Bonnell sent her chaise after me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X. 38, 39. We saw Henry Gains, a disciple since 1777; now feeble, but wishing to be faithful unto death. Came forward to Conner's, Abbeville District.
Sabbath, 7. I preached in the tabernacle, on 2 Cor. V. 11. If the people say it was like thunder and lightning, I shall not be surprised. I spoke in poAver from God, and there was a general and deep feeling in the congregation: thine, O Lord, be all the glory! Came home with James Cox.
Monday, 8. I gave an alarming lecture at John Branan's. There... is a serious mortality on the mid- dle and lowlands of South Carolina and Georgia.
Tuesday, 9. We rode through the heat, crossing the Little Biver to Mr. Shield's, twenty miles.
Georgia— Wednesday, 20. We continued on to Petersburg, into Georgia. I preached at Sparta, and ordained two deacons. A journey of six days from Sparta brought us to Savannah; we were careful to leave our testimony and pray with every family where Iy South Carolina. 387 we stopped. Kind widow Bonnell sent her chaise after me.
What to read after The History of Methodism in South Carolina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert M Albert Micajah Shipp to read onlineMoreLess
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