Remarks Made At a Parish Meeting of Trinity Church At Bridgewater On the 15th of May, 1848
Remarks Made At a Parish Meeting of Trinity Church At Bridgewater On the 15th of May, 1848
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I was bred and Hved till I was 23 years old, a Congregationalist. I have examined the claims, I trust, with can- dor, of all the prominent denominations of Christians in our country, and for many years I have believed and been fully per- suaded that the Episcopal Church is the only one in this country which retains, in its pu- rity and integrity, the faith once delivered lo the saints, for which the apostle says, " we ought earnestly to contend.'' I have been a churchman about 40 years, and dur...ing that time have been putting forth efforts to build up and establish a church in this place, to be in conformity with the doc- trines and worship of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, and I have expended in that time, and for that purpose, about 4,000 dollars, just about the cost of this present house.
When this church was finished, it was (including the bell) about 1200 dollars in debt. The building committee gave their se- curity for the debt, hoping we should be ablej to sell the balance of the pews to pay the same; biit no opportunity has occurred to sell a single pew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was bred and Hved till I was 23 years old, a Congregationalist. I have examined the claims, I trust, with can- dor, of all the prominent denominations of Christians in our country, and for many years I have believed and been fully per- suaded that the Episcopal Church is the only one in this country which retains, in its pu- rity and integrity, the faith once delivered lo the saints, for which the apostle says, " we ought earnestly to contend.'' I have been a churchman about 40 years, and dur...ing that time have been putting forth efforts to build up and establish a church in this place, to be in conformity with the doc- trines and worship of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, and I have expended in that time, and for that purpose, about 4,000 dollars, just about the cost of this present house.
When this church was finished, it was (including the bell) about 1200 dollars in debt. The building committee gave their se- curity for the debt, hoping we should be ablej to sell the balance of the pews to pay the same; biit no opportunity has occurred to sell a single pew.
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