A History of Methodists in the United States volume 5
A History of Methodists in the United States volume 5
J M James Monroe Buckley
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" The Missionary Journal, " published in Charleston, S. C, pre- ceded it for a year or two, but was merged in it, and for a time the paper bore the title, " The Christian Advocate and Journal. " In August, 1828, " Zion's Herald" was consolidated with it, and for some years it was known as " The Christian Advocate and Journal and Zion's Herald. " But in 1830, a new association having been formed, the publication of the present " Zion's Herald " was begun, and that part of the title was subsequen...tly dropped. The first editor of " The Christian Advocate and Journal " was a layman named Barber Badger. In harmony with the original impulse of Methodism, much interest was taken in education, and in 1824 an academy was established at Cazenovia, N. Y. Maine Wesleyan Seminary at Kent's Hill was incorporated in 1827, having previously received a gift of ten thousand dollars from Luther Samson. The academy at New Market, N. H. , was affiliated in 1826 with the Wesleyan Academy, founded in Wilbraham, Mass.
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