Pacific Presbyterian volume 8
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E. Ward. The work is in good shape for the time the field has been occupied. Much crediit is due Rev H. J. Fur- neaux, who laid the foundations and who gives half his time to the work till a man is secured to give his full time to the development of it. This, let it be hoped, will not be too far distant. We gladly extend hearty congratula- tions. — Rev. George B. Greig.
Eleven of the church members are Presbyterians, chiefly from West Virginia and Pennsylvania; two from the Church of the Discip...les, two from the Methodist Church, one from the Baptist, and one from the Church of God.
The mother of a Presbyterian household, her little daughter^ a small son, and a young lady niece, were pub- licly baptized by the Pastor Evangelist.
The Minutes of Session make the first recorded chapter of church history on the West Side Oil Field, and may be of interest to Dr. McDonald, the gifted historian of the "Acts of the Presbyters" on the Pacific Coast and to the many readers of the Pac'fic Presbyterian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. Ward. The work is in good shape for the time the field has been occupied. Much crediit is due Rev H. J. Fur- neaux, who laid the foundations and who gives half his time to the work till a man is secured to give his full time to the development of it. This, let it be hoped, will not be too far distant. We gladly extend hearty congratula- tions. — Rev. George B. Greig.
Eleven of the church members are Presbyterians, chiefly from West Virginia and Pennsylvania; two from the Church of the Discip...les, two from the Methodist Church, one from the Baptist, and one from the Church of God.
The mother of a Presbyterian household, her little daughter^ a small son, and a young lady niece, were pub- licly baptized by the Pastor Evangelist.
The Minutes of Session make the first recorded chapter of church history on the West Side Oil Field, and may be of interest to Dr. McDonald, the gifted historian of the "Acts of the Presbyters" on the Pacific Coast and to the many readers of the Pac'fic Presbyterian.
What to read after Pacific Presbyterian volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S Earl S Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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