| Title |
VOL2NO49P04 |
| Article Title(s) |
General News and Notes: Methodist, Baptist, Miscellaneous, Heath Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Page |
04 |
| Subject |
Utah--Church history; Heber (Utah) ; Salt Lake City (Utah) ; Salt Lake County (Utah) ; Calcutta (India) ; Anoka (Minnesota) ; Minneapolis (Minnesota) ; Winona (Minnesota) ; Bellefontaine (Ohio) ; Congregational Church (Salt Lake City, Utah) ; Congregational Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Congregationalists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Baptist Church (Salt Lake City, Utah) ; Baptist Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Baptists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Calvary Baptist Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota) ; First Baptist Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota) ; Fourth Baptist Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota) ; Baptist Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota) ; Baptist Church--Minnesota--Minneapolis; Baptists--Minnesota Minneapolis; Anoka First Baptist Church (Anoka, Minnesota) ; First Baptist Church (Anoka, Minnesota) ; Baptist Church (Anoka, Minnesota) ; Baptist Church--Minnesota--Anoka; Baptists--Minnesota--Anoka; Heath Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah) ; Methodist Episcopal Churc |
| OCR Text |
Show THE CHURCH REVIEW <br><br> General News and Notes <br> METHODIST. Gen. Lew Wallace the well-known author of "Ben Hur," and "Prince of India," is a Methodist. <br> We are most happy to note that with the terrific financial pressure, the missionary appropriation for Utah was cut down one per cent by the missionary committee. We are doing all our work in Utah on $9,000 annually. <br> Gen. O. O. Howard was converted at a Methodist altar and when in Utah some years ago gave great help to our preacher at Beaver, the General being at Fort Cameron. <br> The church Extension Society has authorized the spending of $3,000 in Utah the coming year. That should be able to build several churches. Dr. Iliff says "a millionaire recently said to me, when you are ready to build at Bingham, 'let me know.'" He'll be notified. <br> There is talk of turning over our work in Bulgaria to the Congregational church, who appear to succeed there better than we do. <br> Bishop Thoburn, the "Wizard of |
| Further Information |
This page is divided up into four sections: the Methodist, Baptist, miscellaneous, and Heath Methodist Episcopal Church. The Methodist section is about author Lewis (Lew) Wallace, the missionary committee cutting the amount allowed to be spent on missionary work annually, General Oliver Otis Howard, the Church Extension Committee authorizing the spending of three thousand dollars for the next year, missionary work in Bulgaria, Bishop Thoburn sailing to Calcutta, Reverend E. H. Snow and his family at Corinne, the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society collection exceeding the previous year, the Central Presiding Elder's Convention, and about how a pastor in Greenwood, Indiana, retaliated from persecution to help those in need. The next section is for the Baptist Church and is about a possible chapel at the University of Chicago dedicated to Professor Swing, Baptist usage of testament teachings, the Christian Endeavor Convention held in Minnesota, the number of Christian Endeavor Societies t |
| Format |
application/pdf |
| Spatial Coverage |
Waterloo Area (Salt Lake City, Utah) |
| People |
Howard, Oliver Otis, 1830-1909; Hoyt, Wayland; Hunt, Charles N. ; Middleton, Ida; Snow, Eugene H., 1855-?; Wallace, Lew, 1827-1905; Wallace, Lewis, 1827-1905; Bradley (Rev.) ; Carman, A. S. ; Campbell (Mr.) ; Carter (Mr.) ; Dawley, W. W. ; Iliff (Dr.) ; Myoshi, M. T. ; Swing (Prof.) ; Smith (Mr.) ; Thoburn (Bishop) ; Wood, C. M. ; Powell, T. W. |
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wc_tw |
| ID |
1095349 |
| Reference URL |
https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ws8s59/1095349 |
