American Methodism
American Methodism
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" Still 180 AMERICAN METHODISM.
later, another and more fitting pulpit was built. " The house was not plastered till Dr. Coke came to America, and the Methodists were organized into a church. " Yet this rude, barn-like structure was a temple of beauty to the earnest, humble, Methodist worshippers. Many redeemed ones found it a Bethel, or gate of heaven, — a palace of delight to their souls. " It was for nearly fifty years the largest place of worship that the Methodists had in America. " It is ...not our purpose to write " Asbury's journal, " although the history of his labors for a few years com- prehends much of the real progress of Methodism at that time. Having been refreshed in spirit by his re- ception from the society, and the interest shown in his preaching in Philadelphia, he started for New York, preaching through New Jersey and on Staten Island. He arrived in New York the 12th of November, and immediately began to preach in Wesley Chapel. Thenceforth his ministrations are frequent, — almcst daily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Still 180 AMERICAN METHODISM.
later, another and more fitting pulpit was built. " The house was not plastered till Dr. Coke came to America, and the Methodists were organized into a church. " Yet this rude, barn-like structure was a temple of beauty to the earnest, humble, Methodist worshippers. Many redeemed ones found it a Bethel, or gate of heaven, — a palace of delight to their souls. " It was for nearly fifty years the largest place of worship that the Methodists had in America. " It is ...not our purpose to write " Asbury's journal, " although the history of his labors for a few years com- prehends much of the real progress of Methodism at that time. Having been refreshed in spirit by his re- ception from the society, and the interest shown in his preaching in Philadelphia, he started for New York, preaching through New Jersey and on Staten Island. He arrived in New York the 12th of November, and immediately began to preach in Wesley Chapel. Thenceforth his ministrations are frequent, — almcst daily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M L Moses Lewis Scudder to read onlineMoreLess
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