America And the American Church
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The Diocese of Indiana, too, after twelve years of depres- sion, was enabled in 1850 to make its report to the General Convention in terms of cheerfulness and 22S PERSONAL NARRATIVE hope. Within the past year Dr. Upfold had been consecrated its Bishop, and the amiable Dr. Kemper had been enabled to devote himself to remoter spheres of missionary labour. There are now seven- teen Clergy, twenty Churches, twenty-five Parishes, and about 750 Communicants, in a population of not less than a million....
We had selected Upper Canada as our temporary abode, partly on account of the salubrity of its air, and partly because I was anxious to form some acquaintance with British America. We proceeded 230 miles up the Ohio river to my old parish at Portsmouth, which I found in a prosperous and peacefid condition. Thence again wc toiled along the weary length of the Ohio canal, until we arrived at a little village not far from Lake Erie, from whence I went forward alone to seek a suitable residence in the British territory.
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The Diocese of Indiana, too, after twelve years of depres- sion, was enabled in 1850 to make its report to the General Convention in terms of cheerfulness and 22S PERSONAL NARRATIVE hope. Within the past year Dr. Upfold had been consecrated its Bishop, and the amiable Dr. Kemper had been enabled to devote himself to remoter spheres of missionary labour. There are now seven- teen Clergy, twenty Churches, twenty-five Parishes, and about 750 Communicants, in a population of not less than a million....
We had selected Upper Canada as our temporary abode, partly on account of the salubrity of its air, and partly because I was anxious to form some acquaintance with British America. We proceeded 230 miles up the Ohio river to my old parish at Portsmouth, which I found in a prosperous and peacefid condition. Thence again wc toiled along the weary length of the Ohio canal, until we arrived at a little village not far from Lake Erie, from whence I went forward alone to seek a suitable residence in the British territory.
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