The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 97
... Church . The attendance varies from thirty to forty . The Sunday - school of Trinity Church is reported to be in a satisfactory condition , having in it a number of recaptives , children , and youth . Grace Church , Clay - Ashland ...
... Church . The attendance varies from thirty to forty . The Sunday - school of Trinity Church is reported to be in a satisfactory condition , having in it a number of recaptives , children , and youth . Grace Church , Clay - Ashland ...
Page 99
... Church is small ; but good congregations are obtained when the Missionary goes to the towns and villages . As stated ... Church.- Services in this Church were maintained regularly during Mr. Hoffman's absence by myself and Rev. T. Toomey ...
... Church is small ; but good congregations are obtained when the Missionary goes to the towns and villages . As stated ... Church.- Services in this Church were maintained regularly during Mr. Hoffman's absence by myself and Rev. T. Toomey ...
Page 372
... Church , agreed to be known as the Macon Baptist Church , and to adopt the articles of faith and printed rules of decorum of the said Church of this city . Resolved , That we call to ordination , as our pastor , our Brother Jack Ro ...
... Church , agreed to be known as the Macon Baptist Church , and to adopt the articles of faith and printed rules of decorum of the said Church of this city . Resolved , That we call to ordination , as our pastor , our Brother Jack Ro ...
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