The Spread of Christianity
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Its circuit-riders followed every trail, crossing the mountains into Kentucky with Daniel Boone's comrades, pressing into Ohio, Indiana, and the i86 THE SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY other States of the Middle West as fast as white occupa- tion took place.
Asbury himself set the pace. Until he died, in 1816, he lived almost constantly in the saddle. His journeyings averaged six thousand miles a year. He ordained more than four thousand preachers. He proved an organizer equal to Wesley, and he combined... with an intense evangelistic spirit an interest in education that made for permanency in all the work that he and his itinerant preachers did. "The records of the journeyings and toils of the Methodist preachers remind one vividly of the apostles and their helpers, and of the perils through which they passed in the first age of Christianity. "^ The influence of the circuit-riders. — In estimating the effect of these itinerants upon the life of America mention must not only be made of their direct labors, leading as those did to the gathering of the most numer- ous body of Christians in the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its circuit-riders followed every trail, crossing the mountains into Kentucky with Daniel Boone's comrades, pressing into Ohio, Indiana, and the i86 THE SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY other States of the Middle West as fast as white occupa- tion took place.
Asbury himself set the pace. Until he died, in 1816, he lived almost constantly in the saddle. His journeyings averaged six thousand miles a year. He ordained more than four thousand preachers. He proved an organizer equal to Wesley, and he combined... with an intense evangelistic spirit an interest in education that made for permanency in all the work that he and his itinerant preachers did. "The records of the journeyings and toils of the Methodist preachers remind one vividly of the apostles and their helpers, and of the perils through which they passed in the first age of Christianity. "^ The influence of the circuit-riders. — In estimating the effect of these itinerants upon the life of America mention must not only be made of their direct labors, leading as those did to the gathering of the most numer- ous body of Christians in the country.
What to read after The Spread of Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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