Presbytery urges annual canvass and special appeals guidance
Lexington notes Presbytery urges churches to hold the annual Every Member Canvass in February or March as a season of prayer and instruction. It highlights per capita benevolences $5.55 where canvass is taken versus $3.82 where not, and calls Sessions to decide on special appeals and to leave such appeals to their judgment. Overtures reaffirm canvass as a means to build systematic giving.
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Assembly
Presbyterians Propose Synod Benevolence Reform and Meetings
The Presbytery discusses apportionment changes to route funds via Synod and Presbyteries before churches, and revises committee structure. Adjourned meetings rule rescission, thanks for a church event, and notes on licensure, ordination, installations, and mission efforts.
Conference Called For Presbyterian Meeting And College Appeal
The October 18 1916 item notes a conference to be held between January 1 and February 15 with affirmative response. Hampden Sidney College appeal by Rev W H T Squires urges support for the college to develop Presbyterian leaders. Sermon appointment for Presbyterial meeting on Bible teaching on Christ second coming. Reports from churches praise growth and new members. After two days of sermons business and hospitality Presbytery adjourned to Lexington Virginia. Education official cites productivity gains from different schooling levels.
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Hampden-Sidney College
W. H. T. Squires
Presbyterian Church
Huske
Christ
N. Hutchison
Lexington
J. A. Christian
S. C
Presbytery of Nashville Meets at Hopewell Church in Tennessee
The Presbytery of Nashville gathered September 26 1916 at Hopewell Presbyterian Church Milton Tennessee with Rev I W McGill absent as moderator. Rev W H Richardson elected moderator and clerks named. Reports praised religious life three new churches under construction and home missions steady. An evangelism conference began and stewardship plans were approved for winter. Leland Dewey Jordan joined as ministry candidate and Rev J N Rosenberg joined from Upper Missouri. An evangelist was to visit Monroe Harding Home for one month and churches absent two years were admonished. Hopewell church in Spring Creek Wilson county marked its centennial last April under Rev R Q Riley. W C Alexander S C.
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Synod
A. M. Meeks
Hermitage Church
William MeceRlwee Miller
Bethesda
Henry Miller
W. M. McElwee
D. D
Rey
L. McC. Williams
Shemariah
M. R. Turnbull
Mossy Creek
Hermitage
Tinkling Spring
Lexington
J. N. Montgomery
Davis and Elkins College
Synod of West Virginia
U. S
Buena Vista
William C. White
S. C
Presbytery of
Norfolk
Powellton Church
Wachapreague
E. T. Wellford
W. T. Spears
Newport News
James H. Fletcher
Accomac
D. A. McNeil
Makemie Park
Keller
Francis Makemie
Makemie
D. N. McLaughlin
Presbytery
Dr. Bowen
Home Mission Committee of
Foreign Mission Committee
Commission
T. H. Dimmock
Lafayette
Nashville
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Milton
Tenn
I. W. McGill
L. E. McNair
W. H. Richardson
R. M. Reams
John R. Rosebro
Foreign Mission
Home Mission
Leland Dewey Jordan
Roseville Church
J. N. Rosenberg
Upper Missouri
Home Missions Committee
A. P. Gregory
Monroe Harding
Spring Creek
Wilson County
Hopewell Church
Ehld
R. Q. Riley
W. C. Alexander
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