Unitarianism in America
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In time the whole income, with the approval of thedonor, was centred upon the distribution of books to settled ministers, irrespective of denomination. In 1877 the whole number of books that hadbeen distributed was 40, 000. At the present time about $1, 000 yearly aredevoted to this work, the recipients being graduates of the MeadvilleTheological School, and the ministers of any denomination who may ask forthem, provided they are settled west of the Hudson River. The demands uponthe funds have ...increased so rapidly that it has become necessary to reducethe amount of each gift.
[Sidenote: Missionary Efforts. ] The missionary activities of the Association did not actually cease even inthese dark days. In May, 1855, Rev. Ephraim Nute was sent to Kansas, whichwas then the battle-ground between the pro-slavery and the anti-slaveryforces of the nation. He established himself at Lawrence, and was the firstsettled pastor in the state. With the aid of the Association a church wasbuilt at Lawrence in 1859, which was the first in the state to receivededication and to be used as a permanent house of worship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In time the whole income, with the approval of thedonor, was centred upon the distribution of books to settled ministers, irrespective of denomination. In 1877 the whole number of books that hadbeen distributed was 40, 000. At the present time about $1, 000 yearly aredevoted to this work, the recipients being graduates of the MeadvilleTheological School, and the ministers of any denomination who may ask forthem, provided they are settled west of the Hudson River. The demands uponthe funds have ...increased so rapidly that it has become necessary to reducethe amount of each gift.
[Sidenote: Missionary Efforts. ] The missionary activities of the Association did not actually cease even inthese dark days. In May, 1855, Rev. Ephraim Nute was sent to Kansas, whichwas then the battle-ground between the pro-slavery and the anti-slaveryforces of the nation. He established himself at Lawrence, and was the firstsettled pastor in the state. With the aid of the Association a church wasbuilt at Lawrence in 1859, which was the first in the state to receivededication and to be used as a permanent house of worship.
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