Fourth Report of the American Home Missionary Society
The committee reports on church support policy guiding permanent ministry, prudent fund use, and selection of faithful ministers. They note aid to 148 congregations by 127 missionaries, totaling about 27 years of service, with receipts of 11,804 dollars and current treasury of 1,647 dollars. They praise revivals, moral influence, and patriotism linked to domestic missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
East
Florida
Lower Canada
Treaserer
Israel
Paul
P. Hawes
Lights
Friends of Civil Liberty
Angels of Mercy
England
Europe
United States
American Home Missionary Society
Friends of Domestic
United Domestic Missionary Society
Annual Report of the American United Foreign Missionary Society
The ninth annual report outlines stations across Union, Hopefield, Harmony, Neosho, Tuscapora, Seneca, Cataraugus, and Mackinaw. It notes Osage and Indian tribes, school growth, land ceded to the United States, and a central mission plan with a new presbytery. It highlights deaths, governance changes, and a large Mackinaw boarding school housing 80 souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
United States
Marmany
Union
Missouri
Mississippi
Messrs
Palmer and Jones
Nixculus
Hopefield
Thoidas
Harmony
Montgomery
Mackinaw
Missionares
Inr
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Kebreiov
American United Foreign ‘Missionary Society
Neosho
Pixley
Tuscapora Mission
Smith
Louistown
Harris
Seneca Mission
Indian Territory
Cataraugus
Seneca
Tuscarora
Casaraugus