HISTORICAL SOCIETY THE

ANNUAL MEETING - 1996 BREYFOGEL CHAPEL OF UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY DAYTON, OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996

MINUTES , .,· ··,·

THE ANNUAL MEETIN.G of the HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (HSUMC) was held on Monday, November 18, 1996 at 1:30 p.m. in the Breyfogel Chapel of United Theological S~minary (UTS), Dayton, Ohio, with C. Faith Richardson presiding. This was the eighth annual meeting, the start of the eighth year of the Society. ATTENDANCE was registered showing 40 persons present.

THE 0PENING PRAYER was offered by Charles Finney, Secretary~ GREETINGS were brought by Mike Nickerson, President of UTS. REGRETS were received from Charles Yrigoyen, Jr., General Secretary of the General Commission on Archives and History (GCAH) whose absence was due to the meeting of the Joint Training Event in the Northeast Jurisdiction at this same time. THE LIFE AND MINISTRY of Richard O'Neil was celebrated. He had been a member of the HSUMC as a delegate to the BOARD from the GCAH. Greetings and condolences were directed to his widow, Janet. THANKS for their hospitality and for the program celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the formation of the Evangelical United Brethren Church (EUB) were expressed to Jim Nelson, the event coordinator, to UTS and to the Center for EUB Heritage. THE MIN.UTES from 1995 meetings were considered. The BOARD had approved the MINUTES of its August 25, 1995 meeting. Correctio;I)S were made in the ABRIDGED MINUTES of the August 26, 1995 Annual Meeting which were printed in the April 1996 Issue of METHODIST HISTORY. These are in the third paragraph on page 197, next to the last line, correcting 1996 to read 1997 and in the last line on that same page, correcting 171. 7 to read 271.7. MOVED BY COMMITTEE, APPROVED: THAT the complete MIN­ UTES of the 1995 Annual Meeting as duplicated and distributed by the

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Secretary (not the above cited abridgment) be approved as the official com­ plete record of the 1995 Annual Meeting. REPORTS WERE RECEIVED on the actions of General Conference (GC) held this past spring in Denver, CO. The letter directed to the delegates (Page 4, 1995 Annual Meeting MINUTES) was well received with a favorable response. The GC gave favorable consideration to the request for the District Superintendents to continue to be centrally involved in Constituting Church Conferences (Page 4, 1995 Annual Meeting MINUTES). The Petition requesting that the GCAH "support" the work of the HSUMC (See page 3, 1995 Annual Meeting MINUTES) was amended to read "shall endorse and encourage." This wording was selected to avoid any appearance of fiscal responsibility. Two new Heritage Landmarks were elected, e.g., First United Methodist Church, Johnstown, PA, site of the organization of the EUB Church in 1945 and the Wesley Foundation at the University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, the first Wesley Foundation. The work of archives and history is to be retained at the annual conference level even though conferences are per­ mitted to restructure themselves. Members of the HSUMC present in Denver met for a luncheon fellowship. THE REPORT FROM the Board of Directors (BOARD) meeting held on Friday, November 15, 1996 was given by Finney. They, too, had celebrated the life and ministry of Richard O'Neil, had considered the minutes from 1995 meetings and had heard reports of GC actions (See above, these MIN­ i UTES). The BOARD heard a letter read from Susan Warrick, former Assistant l: General Secretary of the GCAH thanking the HSUMC for the $100 gift given toward the production of a training video for Local Church Historians. The BOARD heard that HSUMC membership stands at 651, e.g., 520 indi­ vidual, 48 family and 35 institutions for a mailing list of 603 units. Concerns were debated over the mailing of HISTORIAN'S DIGEST. These were resolved in the proposed budget (See below, these MINUTES). THE BOARD heard from the new delegate from the GCAH, Gerry Reiff, reviewed the nomination process for the election of officers for the next qua­ drennium, considered the investment policy of the HSUMC, the bonding of officers and an audit of the Treasurer's books to come at the conclusion of her term. Gary Ferrell was unanimously reelected Editor of HISTORIAN'S DIGEST. The developing details of the 1997 Annual Meeting in Boston, MA were reviewed and suggestions made for possible locations for the 1998 meeting. THE TREASURER, Thelma Boeder, reported for the calendar year 1995, showing a beginning balance of $9,912.48 with income of $15,275.36, a total of $25,187.84. Expenses were $238.15 for the Sections, $2,559.62 for the Annual Meeting, $8,159.74 for METHODIST HISTORY, $1,272.29 for HIS­ TORIAN'S DIGEST, and $1,749.66 for Promotion and Administration, for a total of$13,979.46. This left a balance of$11,208.38 on December 31, 1995. Minutes 263

THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the first nine months of 1996 showed income of $4,650.03 for operating funds of $15,858.41. Expenses were $2,493.49 for METHODIST HISTORY, $926.32 for HISTORIAN'S DIGEST, and $1,009.23 for Promotion and Administration, for a total of $4,429.04, leaving a balance of $11,429.37. A more accurate reflection of the current sit­ uation shows that all 1996 METHODIST HISTORY obligations totaling $9,408.61 and all the HISTORIAN'S DIGEST obligations totaling $1,445.14 have been paid.

THE BUDGET for 1997 was presented from the BOARD. MOVED BY COMMITTEE, APPROVED: THAT the following is ap­ proved as the 1997 budget: INCOME; $15,900.00. This is based on 636 mailing units@ $2?.00 per unit. EXPENSES: Sections $ 800.00 Annual Meeting 2,500.00 METHODIST HISTORY 9,400.00 HISTORIAN'S DIGEST 2,000.00 Program and Administration 1,200.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $15,900.00

THE HSUMC received a gift in memory of Richard O'Neil. This gift is greatly appreciated.

THE SECTION ON COMMISSIONS AND SOCIETIES report was given by Lois Yost. A questionnaire is to be sent seeking ways in which societies may be encouraged.

THE SECTION ON EDUCATION AND RESEARCH report, prepared by Artemio Guillermo, was read by Finney. They prepared a list of ongoing re­ search projects and asked that this list be published in the next issue of HISTOR­ IAN'S DIGEST in order to secure wider dissemination of the information.

THE SECTION ON GENEALOGY report was given by Fern Christensen. The book, sponsored by the Section, ''The 1996 Directory of Annual Confer­ ence Archives of the United Methodist Church in the U.S.A." is now reac.J.y for distribution at $4.00 each. O'Neil bad started the project; it was completed by Helen Long; and recognition is due Mary Bakeman for putting the book on computer. Bakeman was elected Section Secretary. The Section's program on Sunday night was given by Julia Dagenais on a pioneer woman United Brethren in Christ preacher, Lydia Sexton. Sexton was a chaplain at a peni­ tentiary in Lansing, Kansas.

THE SECTION ON LOCAL CHURCH HISTORY report was given by Bradley Sue Howell. Lorraine Ester Pierce is doing research on the changes which take place in the ethnic churches. A request was heard from the floor 264 Methodist History requesting information at the next Annual Meeting on Martin Luther King, Jr. THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE was named: Mauzel Beal, Chair, Louise Morrison, Stephen O'Malley, Kenneth Rowe, and Stephen Yale. THE NOMINATIONS/ELECTION PROCESS was listed: The process begins at this meeting-the Committee Chair provides the Editor of HISTO­ RIAN'S DIGEST with 1h page biography of each candidate (two candidates for each of the four offices) by March 1, 1997-By March 15 these biogra­ phies are published in HISTORIAN'S DIGEST together with a mail ballot. These ballots are to be mailed to the GCAH by April 30, 1997. By June 1 the Editor is notified of the election. By June 15 the GCAH informs the newly elected officers. The installation Service takes place in Boston, MA during the 1997 Annual Meeting. PREPARATIONS FOR THE 1997 Annual Meeting were explained by Mark Conard, Vice President. This will be held October 3 through 5 at the Boston University School of Theology, Boston, MA. The HSUMC, local annual con­ ferences and the Northeastern Jurisdiction Commission on Archives and History are co-hosts. It will be in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Anna Howard Shaw. The program will include papers on Shaw, on the ordination and ministry of women including retention. It could also involve papers about other Methodist churches, especially African-American Methodist churches. The keynote address will be given by Bishop Susan Murch Morrison.

THE BOARD is seeking opportunities to combine the 1998 meeting with another significant event in the life of the church.

THE EXPECTATION is that the GCAH will sponsor a convocation during 1999 in conjunction with which that year's annual meeting could be held.

THE EDITOR OF HISTORIAN'S DIGEST, Gary Ferrell, was introduced. THE GCAH REPRESENTATIVE to the HSUMC, Gerry Reiff, reported on the reorganization of the GCAH and of its staff. She reported that they, too, had recognized the life and ministry of O'Neil. New publications include the Church Historian's edition of GUIDELINES FOR LEADING YOUR CON­ GREGATION: CARING FOR YOUR CHURCH'S HERITAGE. Also newly released is the video for Local Church Historians, MEMORY AND MIN­ ISTRY: CARING FOR YOUR CHURCH'S HERITAGE; this may be ordered for $13.75 from EcuFilm-810 Twelfth Avenue, South-. Nashville, TN 37203-Phone 1-800-251-4091. THE GCAH authorized Dale Patterson to proceed with establishing a page on the inter-net, to have it in place by January 1, 1997. THE GCAH'S DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD was presented to Bishop Paul Millhouse. A Special Distinguished Service Award was voted for Minutes 265

Bishop William Cannon. It will be presented privately because of his poor health. The 1997 recipient is to be Rosemary Skinner-Keller. Letters of con­ gratulations to Skinner-Keller were encouraged; these are to be sent to the GCAH to be given to her at the GCAH's next annual meeting.

THE WORLD METHODIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY (WMHS) met recently in Brazil under the theme of "Methodists and the Poor," addressing the question, "What did mean by 'the poor'?" The papers from this event including those on Pentecostalism are to be printed by Asbury Theological Seminary. Richardson, the Editor of the WMHS's newsletter, made 'the report of this meeting.

OTHER BUSINESS: THE USE of and promotion of this year's Mission study book on John Wesley written by Yrigoyen was encouraged.

PAPERS FROM THE CELEBRATION of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the for­ mation of the EUB Church will be published by UTS and the Center for EUB Heritage.

MOVED, SECONDED, APPROVED: THAT the officers are encouraged to keep date and location planning for annual meetings at least for four years ahead.

MOVED, SECONDED, APPROVED: THAT the republication of Jones, George H.: THE METHODIST TOURIST GUIDEBOOK THROUGH THE 50 STATES: Tidings: 1996 is encouraged and is referred to the Section on Education and Research.

THE 1996 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HSUMC was adjourned by President Richardson.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED: Charles Finney, Secretary 721 Tenth Avenue West Mobridge, SD 57601-1101 =-- . 605-845-3267 E-Mail: [email protected] METHODIST HISTORY VOLUMEXXXV

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Contributors and Articles

Adell, Marian Caroline Matilda Pilcher: The Ladies' Repository's Ideal Christian Woman 246 Baker, Frank Re-setting Jacob's Dislocated Thigh ...... 244 Cheek, H. Lee, Jr. Original Diversity: Bishops Allen, Asbury, and Black 188 Clapper, Gregory S. John Wesley's "Heart Religion" and the Righteousness of Christ 148 Cole, Charles E. "Humble Missionary'': Charles Maclay in California, 1851-1890 3 English, John C. John Wesley and the Liturgical Ideals of Thomas Cranmer . . . 222 Evans, Christopher H. The Social Gospel as Pastoral Ministry: The Example of Ernest Fremont Tittle ...... 135 Goodwin, Charles fI. Vile or Reviled?: The Causes of the Anti-Methodist Riots at Wednesbury Between May 1743 and April 1774 in the Light of New England Revivalism ...... 14 Gravely, Will " ... a man lynched in inhuman lawlessness": South Carolina Methodist Hawley Lynn Condemns the Killing of Willie Earle ( 1947) . . . . . 71

Johnson, Frank E. "Inspired by Grace": Methodist Itinerants in the Early Midwest 81

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Jones, Charles Edwin The Posthumous Pilgrimage of 203 Longfield, Bradley 1. "Eruditio et Religio": Religion at Duke Between the World Wars 43 Newport, Kenneth G. C. George Bell, Prophet and Enthusiast 95 Newsome, Jack L. Lizzie, the Missionary Worker ... 169 Rogal, Samuel J. Toward a Mere Civil Friendship: Benjamin Franklin and 233 Thomas, David C. Against the Giants: Margaret Jewett Bailey's Social and Spiritual Independence, Oregon, 1837-1854 ...... 28 Tyson, John R. Why Did John Wesley "Fail"?: A Reappraisal of Wesley's Evangelical Economics ...... 176 Van Brunt, Nancye Pageantry at the Methodist Centenary ...... " ...... 106 Vickers, John A. Son to Sophia: A Byway of Methodist History 214 Ward, Marilyn S. "Must the Christian Church Condemn All Use of Military Force?": The Methodist Episcopal Church and the Endorsement of World War II . . 157 I· ) GENERAL INDEX I

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Abraham, William J., 154-155 Apostles' Creed, 227 Abyssinia, 164 Are We Not Also Men, 61 Adams, 195 Arkansas, 93 Adams, William Lysander, 29 Armageddon, 113 Addams, Jane, 144 Arminian Magazine, The, 101, 179 Adell, Marian, 202, 246-252 , 25, 243 Africa, 61-62, 125, 171-'172, 174 Arrington, Alfred, 92-93 African Methodism, 126 Arundel, England, 219 African Methodist Episcopal Church, 127 Asbury, Francis{l745-1816)~ bishop, 56-59, African Methodist Episcopal, Zion, 127 188-191, 192, 228 African National Congress, 61 Asbury College, Wilmore, Kentucky, 134, 196 African~American Methodist churches, 264 Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, African-Americans, 71, 157, 188, 190 Kentucky, 134, 265 Africans, 3, 189-191, 255 Ashmore, Robert, 7 5 Akron Plan, 7 4 Asians, 3, Alabama, 87, 134 Association of Southern Women for the Aldersgate, 189 Prevention of Lynching, 71 Allegheny Mountains, 247 Athens, Greece, 78 Allen, Richard (1760-1831 ), bishop, 188-191 Atlanta, Georgia, 165, 198 Altar Covenant, 205-206, 213 Atlantic City, New Jersey, 163, 166 Ambersly, Valentine, 14 Atlantic Ocean, 123, 243, 246 American Anti-Slavery Society, 247 Augustine, Saint (Aurelius Augustinus, American Bible Society, 247 354-430), bishop of Hippo, 108, 260 American Board of Commissioners for Austria, 174 Foreign Missions, 247 American Christian Convention, 58 Babylon, 114 American Church, Shanghai, China, 141 Backhouse, James, 215 American Friends Service Committee, 161 Bailey, Margaret Jewett Smith (l 837-), 28-42 American Home Missionary Society, 247 Bailey, William, 28, 32-34, 42 American Society forthe Promotiion of Bakeman, Mary, 263 Temperance, 247 Baker, Frahk, 124, 202, 244-245, 257 American Society of Church History, 125 Baker, John, 25 American Sunday School Union, 247 Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas, 202 American Tract Society, 247 Baldwin City, Kansas, 202 Anabaptists, 25 Baltic States, 127-128 Anderson, Indiana, 111 Baltimore, Maryland, 192, 255 Anglican Convocations, 223 Baltimore Conference, 4 , 65, 177, 205, 219, 222, Bangs, Carl F., 63 225-227,229,243 Baptist Church, Columbus, Ohio, 108 Anglicans, 15, 17, 22, 26, 124-125 Baptists, 64, 73, 87, 157, 189, 243 Anglo-Saxon, 145 Bartimeus, blind, 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan, 249 Bascom, Gilbert E., 195 Antigua, 255 Bath, England, 124, 230 Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan, Batson' s Meat Market, Pickens, South 195 Carolina, 74

268 Index 269

Baxter, John, 255 Booth, Catherine ( 1829-1890), 204 Bayrn, Nina, 28, 39-40, 42 Booth, William, 197 Beal, Mauzel, 264 Borein, Peter, 91 Bearden, Horner, 75 Borgen, Ole Edvard, 128 Beckerlegge, Oliver A., 66-67 Borningham, Durham, England, 95 Bediako, K warne, 62 Bosley, Harold, 136 Beef Steak Club, 216-217, 219 Boston, Massachusetts, 31, 124, 240, 262, 264 Beggs, Stephen R., 91 Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, Belgium, 166 195 Bell, George, 95-105 Boston University School of Theology, Bengel, Johann Albrecht ( 1687-1752), 104 Boston, Massachusetts, 134, 262, 264 Berkshire Hills Sanatorium, 121 Bottom, Nick, 21 Bermuda, 241-242 Bowne, Borden Parker, 139 Berridge, Mr., l 00, I 02 Bradstreet, Anne, 260 Bessie, slave girl, 255 Brahman, 117 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Bray, Dr., 222 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 191 Brazil, 265 Bethesda Orphan House, Georgia, 235-236 Brengle, Samuel Logan, commissioner, 196 Bethlehem, 114-115 Bresee,Phineas F., 63 Bewley, Anthony, 258 Brevint, Daniel (1616-1695), 228 Bigelow, Russell, 85 Breyfogel Chapel, United Theological Biggs, Benjamin, 98, 102 Seminary, Dayton, Ohio, 261 Bills, John C., 72 Briggs, Asa, 23 Bingham, Edwin R., 29 Briggs, William, 96-102, 105 Biographical Dictionary of Methodist Brightman, Edgar, 139 Missionaries to Japan, A. 195 Brighton, England, 124 Birmingham, England, 177 Bristol, England, 18, 59, 180, 183, 187 Birstall (Dewsbury), England, 183 Britain, 164, 166, 241-242 Bischofliche Methodistenkirche, Die British Isles, 203 (Sweden), 128 British Methodism, 163, 166 Bismarck, 158 British, 30, 202, 257 Bitzer, G. W. ("Billy"), 118 Britons, 240 Black, J. T., 73 Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Black Atlantic Writers of the Eighteenth Columbus, Ohio, 137 Century, 124 Brookhaven College, 134 Black Harry, see Hosier, Harry. Brooklyn, Kentucky, 84 Black Masonic Lodge, Boston, Massachusetts, Brooks, Phillips, 146 124 Brown, Kenneth 0., 68 Blackbum, Betty, 84 Brown, Richard M., 7 Blackbum, Joseph, 84 Brown, Thomas Watson, 71, 73 Blackbum, Susan, 84 Bryan, Hugh, 241 Blacks, 8-9, 124-125, 188-191, 247 Buddhism, 117 Blanchet, Father, 36 Buoksental, 128 Board of Education (Methodist Episcopal Burnapp, Meda, Miss, 212 Church), 161 Burr, Sandra, 124 Board of Missions, 31-32 Burrell, Percy, 108 Boaz, Ben, 86-88 Butcher, J., 99 Bogner Regis, England, 202 B utteville, Oregon, 36 Bolles, Silas, 88-89 Byrom, John, 177 Bond, Robert, 165 Byron, George Noel Gordon (1788-1824 ), Bonhoeffer, Dietrich, 260 35-36,42 Book of Common Prayer. 65, 223-227, 231-232 Cadogan, Claude L., 254 270 Index

California, 4-6, 10-11, 33, 63, 64-65, 158 China, 4, 13, 141, 163-164, 174 California Christian Advocate, 158 Chinese, 8, 10 California Wesleyan College, 5 Christensen, Fem, 263 Calvary, 115 Christian Advocate, The (New York), 119 Calvin, John (orig. Jean Chauvin or Jean Christian Bridge, 239 Caulvin, 1509-1564), 260 Christian Century, The, 48, 143 Calvinism, 25, 124-125, 24 3 Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 58 Calvinist Methodists, 233, 242-243 Christian Church (formerly Republican Calwert, Joseph, 98 Methodist Church), 58 Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, Christian Church, Columbus, Ohio, 108 215-216 Christian Herald, The, 120-121 Camp Tabor, 67...,68 Christianity According to the Wesleys, 259 Canaan, 212 Christie, William, 88 Canada, 17 4, 203 Christmas Conference (Methodist Episcopal Canadian, 257 Church, 1784), 57, 192 Candler School of Theology, Emory Church of England, 20, 22, 25-26, 177, 181, University, Atlanta, Georgia, 134 183, 185-186,222-223,225 Cannon, William Ragsdale ( 1916-1997), Church of God (Anderson, Indiana), 111 bishop, 264 Church of God (Holiness), 111 Canterbury, England, 223 Church of the Nazarene, 63, 111, 208 Cardiff, Wales, 18 Churchill, Winston, 166 Carlisle, England, 219 Cincinnati, Ohio, 29, 82, 84, 87, 247-248 Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 4 Cincinnati Conference, 137 Carolinas, 15, 235, 239, 241 Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati, Carthage College, 134 Ohio, 109 Cartwright, Peter (1785-1872), 81, 94, 169 City Road Chapel, London, England, 226, Casey, James, 7 228-230,232 Casey, Illinois, 169-170, 172, 17 5 Civil War (U.S.A., 1861-1865), 8, 126, 157, Catholic University of America, Washington, 159, 165, 169,258 D.C., 134 Clapham Sect, 124-125 Catholicism, see Roman Catholicism. Clapper, Gregory S., 134, 148-156 Causton, Thomas, 220 Clark, Tom C., 72 Centenary Missianary Exposition, Methodist Clarke, Samuel, 223 Episcopal Church, 106 Cleremont County, Ohio, 83 Center for E.U.B. Heritage, Dayton, Ohio, Clergy Dissent in the Old South, 258 261, 265 Cleveland, Grover, president, 12 Central Illinois Conference, 171 Clough, Roger, 219 Central Jurisdiction, 75 Coe, Bufford W., 65 Chamberlain, Neville, 166 Coffin, William Sloane, Jr., 260 Champaign, lllinois, 175 Coke, Thomas (1747-1814), bishop, 192, 228, Chapman, James Blaine, 212 254-255 Charismatic Movement, 202 Cole, Charles E., 2, 3-13 Charleston, SouthCarolina, 15, 214, 235 Cole, Nathan, 15 Charlotte, North Carolina, 71-72 Colgate Rochester Divinity School, 134 Chatham, England, 255 Collection ofHynmsfor the Use of the People Cheek, H. Lee, 134, 188-191 Called Methodists, A (1780), 227 Cherington, F. B., 13 Collins, Anthony, 234 Cherokees, 124 Collins, John, 88 Chesebrough, David B., 258 Collins, L. D., Dr., 120 Chester, Pennsylvania, 239 Colorado, 127, 262 Chesterfield County, South Carolina, 72 Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, 126 Chicago, Illinois, 137, 208 Columbia, South Carolina, 72, 74-75 Chilcote, Paul Wesley, 61-62 Columbus, Ohio, I 06-108, 137, 164 Index 271

Columbus Evening Dispatch, Columbus, Deacon, Thomas, 223 Ohio, 107, 109 Deism, 229, 234 Commission on Archives and History, 193 Delaware, 240 Communion of Saints, The, 260 Delaware, Ohio, 61-62, 137 Communism, 163 Democrat Party, 9-10, 157 Conard, Mark, 264 Dempster, James., 121-122 Confederacy (Confederate States of America), Dempster, John, 122 8, 18, 127, 258 Denmark, 166 Congregationalism, 243 Denver, Colorado, 127, 262 Congregationalists, 64, 157 Deschner, John, 154 Constantine, emperor, 108 Detroit News, Detroit Michigan, I 07 Constituting Church Conferences, 262 Dettingen, 26 Cooper, Anthony Ashley ( 1671-1713 ), third Devonshire, England, 177 ~3rl of Shaftesbury, 234 Dewsbury, England, 183 Cornwall, England, 178 Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 4 Corporation Act, 26 Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Corpus Christi, feast, 111 Pennsylvania, 4 Corson, Fred Pierce, bishop, 193 Dieter, Melvin E .. 63 Cosmos in the Chaos, 125 Disciples of Christ, 157 Covent Garden, London, England, 216, 229 Disciples ofChrist (Christian Church), 58 Cox, governor, l 08 Discipline, Book of, 111, 192-193, 259 Crane, Henry Hitt, 51-53, 136 DISCOVERY, 56-60, 119-122, 192-194, Cran~r. Thomas ( 1489-1556), archbishop of 254-256 Canterbury, 222-232 Dissenters, 20, 25, 237 Crenshaw, Charles, 75 Dixon, John, 98 Crissey, Elwell, 93 Doncaster, John (b. 1767), 179 Crocker, Charles, colonel, 9, 11-12 Douai, 219 Crowther, J. E., 108, 113 Downes, J ., 103 Crume, Moses, 89 Downs, England, 233 Cuba, 159 Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, New Cugoano, Quobna Ottobah, 124 Jersey, 137 Cumberland, 57 Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, 119, Cuninggim, Merriman, 52-55 134,257 Cunningham, Floyd T., 141 Drew University, Theological School, 259 Cussons, George, IO 1 Drummond, Robert Hay, archbishop of York, Dacusville, South Carolina, 73 217 Dagenais, Julia, 263 Dublin, Ireland, 187 Daily Christian Advocate, 160 Dubois, W. E. B., 116 Dallas, Texas, 165 Dudley, England, 24 Dallaway, James, 219 Duke Endowment, 43 Dance; George, the Younger ( 1744-1825), Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, 43-55,257 224 " Danforth Foundation, 52 Duke University Church, Durham; North Danville, 57 Carolina, 53 Darlaston, England, 14, 18 Duke University Divinity School, Durham, David, king, 41, 115 North Carolina, 134, 202, 259 David, Peter, 215 Duke, James Buchanan (1856-1925), 43--44 Davies, Horton, 258, 260 Duncan, Ja_nice K., 37 Davol, Ralph, l 06 Dunkirk, France, 166 Dawgreen Churchyard, Leeds, England, 238 Durbin, John Price(l800-1876), 5 Day, Albert, 136 Durham, England, 95, 178 Dayton, Ohio, 137, 261 Durham, North Carolina, 65, 124 272 Index

Earle, Willie, 70, 71-80 Fellowship of Christian Missionaries, Japan, Easley, South Carolina, 73, 75 195 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, 193 Felton, Gayle Carlton, 65 Eastfield College of Dallas County Fenelon, Franc;ois de Salignac de La Mothe- Community College, 134 ( 1651-1715), 260 EcuFilm, 264 Ferrell, Gary, 262, 264 Ecumenical Methodist Conference, 165 Fetter Lane, London, England, 221 Eddy, Augustus, 92 Few, William Preston, 44-45, 47-48, 50, 52, Eddy, Thomas, 82, 93 54-55 Edinburgh, Scotland, 242 Field, A. D., 88-89 Edmonton, England, 216-218 Field, Clive, 178 Edwards, Jonathan, 16, 155 Filipinos, 15~ Edwards, Jonathan, Mrs., 15 Finland, 128 Edwards, Maldwyn, 181, 184 Finley, James Bradley (1781-1856), 81, 94 Effingham, Earl of (Kenneth Alexander Finney, Charles Grandison ( 1792-1875), 247 Howard, 1767-1845), 217 Finney, Charles L., 261-263, 265 Eggington, Edward, 14, 19-2 l, 26-27 Finnish, 128 Elihu, 92 First Congregational Church, Columbus, Ellwood, Charles A., 49-50, 54 Ohio, 108 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, 134 Illinois, 135-147 England, 17, 24, 66, 70, 79, 95, 124-125, 159, First United Methodist Church, Casey, 166, 174, 176~178, 181, 184, 202, 214, Illinois, 172 220,235-237,242-243,255 First United Methodist Church, Johnstown, English, 78, 195, 228, 255, 258 Pennsylvania, 262 English, E. Schuyler, 196 Flanders, 113 English, John C., 202, 222-232 Flat Rock United Methodist Church, Ephraim of Syria, 260 Stokesdale, North Carolina, 134 Episcopal Church, Columbus, Ohio, l 08 Fletcher, John William (orig. de la Flechere, Episcopalians, 157 1729-1785), 208, 230 Epworth League, 161 Florida, 170 Equiano, Olaudah, 125 Flute, Francis, 21 Erie Canal, 246 Folsom Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Esau,244 San Francisco, California, 7 Established Church (Church of England), 178 Foochow, China, 4 Ethiopia, 164 Fort Vancouver, 32 Europe, lll-112, 123, 137, 159-160, 163, Fosdick, Harry Emerson (1878-1969}, 76, 166, 188, 246 136, 141 Evangelical Revival, 124 Foundry, 99, 185 Evangelical United Brethren Church, Fowler, Charles Henry ( 1837-1908), bishop, 261-262,265 12 Evans, Christopher Hodge, 134, 135-147 Fox, Charles James, 219 Evanston,., Illinois, 135~147 France, 26, 159, 166,242 Evesham, England, 19 Frank, Robert J ., 29 Franklin College, 87 F.B.I., see Federal Bureau of Investigation Franklin, Benjamin ( 1706-1790), 233-243 (F.B.I.). Franklin, John, 242 Falk, Peter, 62 , 126, 212 Farnham, Thomas, 34 Frelinghuysen, Theodore, 124 Farnsworth, R. W. C., 12-13 French Prairie, Oregon, 36 Faure, 113, 116 French, 9, 25 Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.l.), 71-72 Gaddis, William, 89 Index 273

Galilee, 41, 80 Grace Methodist Church, Pickens, South Garden, Rev. Mr., 241 Carolina, 70 GaITctt Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois, Graham, Stephen R., 125 137, 143 Gravely, Will, 70, 71-80, 127 Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Gravesend, England, 217 Evanston, Illinois, 134 Gray, Richard, 62 Garrettson, Freeborn, 119, 124 Great A wakening, 17, 124, 233 Gatch, Philip, 83, 90 Great Britain, 202 Gee, A. A., 86 Great Depression, 163 General Commission on Archives and Great Fire, London, England, 216 History, 56, 119, 257, 261-262, 264-265 Great War, see World War I (1914-1918). General Conference, 120, 193, 262 Greece, 117 Ge11eral Conference (Methodist Episcopal Greeks, 78 ·church), 57, 59, 85, 160-164, 247-248 Green, R. Edwin, 214 General Conference (Methodist Episcopal Green, Roger J., 197 Church, South), 126 Greene, Nelson, 86 General Conference (The Methodist Church), Greensburg, Indiana, 92 166-168 Greenville, South Carolina, 71, 74 General Holiness Assembly, 208 Greenville County, South Carolina, 72-73, 75 General Magazine and Historical Chronicle, Greer, South Carolina, 75 241 Gregorian calendar, I 04 Griffith, D. W., 118 General Rules, 180, 185, 209 Griffiths, John, Jr., 23 Geneva Disarmament Conference ( l 932), 160, Grimshaw, Wllliam, 103 163 Griswold, Mary, 12 Gentleman's Magazine, 216 Gronniosaw, Ukawsaw, 124-125 George III, 124 Groome, Will, 220 Georgia, 15, 78, 165, 198, 214, 220-221, 226, Groves, C. P., 62 233, 235-237,239 Guggenheim, Harry Frank, Foundation, 70 German Reformed Seminary, Mercersburg, Guillermo, Artemio, 263 Pennsylvania, 125 German, 128 Haemmerlein, Thomas (Thomas a Kempis) Germans, 9 ( 1380-1471), 260 Germantown, Pennsylvania, 239 Hague, The, 160 Germany, 158-159, 162-163, 166 Hainsby, Richard, 216 Ghana, 124 Hale, Sara, 246 Gilbert, Francis, 255 Half-Way Covenant, 205 Gilbe11, Francis, Mrs., 255 Hall, David ( 1714-1772), 242 Gilbert, Humphrey, 255 Hamline, Leonidas Lent (1797-1865), bishop, Gilbert, Mary, 255 247 Gilbert, Nathaniel, 255 Hanburg, Alfred P., 118 Gilbe11, Nathaniel, Mrs., 255 Handel, George Frederick (1685-1759), Gill ray, James, 219 66-67, 110, 113 Gilstrap, J. Ed, 72 Handy, Robert T., 52 Gladden, Washington, 112, 146 Hanover Square, 99 Glasgow, Scotland, 211 Hargrave, Richard, 85~86, 88-89, 91 Goddard, Alvin C., 160,...161 Harmon, Nolan Bailey (1892-1993), bishop, Godey's Lady's Book, 246 257 Gold Rush, 64 Harris, Howell (1714-1773), 124 Goodwin, Charles H., 2, 14-27 Harris, Max, 116 Gordon College, 197 Harris, Nathaniel, 56-57 Gordon, Brooks, 73 Harris, Paul W., 3, Gothenburg, Sweden, 128 Hart, Hornell, 49 274 Index

Hartsville, South Carolina, 75 Howe11, Bradley Sue, 263 Hartzell, Joseph, bishop, 169 Huntingdon, Selina, Countess of, see Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Hastings, Selina Shirley. 16,236 Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Alabama, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, 134 Massachusetts, 167 Hutchinson, Paul, 143 Harvey, Ed, 89 Hutchison, William R., 3 Hastings, Adrian, 62 Hutton,James, 123 Hastings, Francis (Tenth Earl of Hastings) Hymns and Sacred Poems ( 1742), 244 Hastings, Selina Shirley (Countess of Hymns on the Lord's Supper (1745), 228 Huntingdon) (1707-1791), 99-100, 123-125,236,243 Iliff, Thomas, 216 Hastings, Theophilus (Ninth Earl of Hastings, Illinois, 81 , 88, 92-93, 134, 135-147, 1696-1746) 169-172, 175,202,262 Hatchett, M. J., 222 Illinois Valley Community College, Oglesby, Havens, James, 83, 85, 92 Illinois, 202 Hawaii, 174 India, 80, 172, 174 Haweis, Mr., 100 Indiana, 81-82, 85, 92-93, 111, 169 Hazleton, Pennsylvania, 68 Indianapolis, Indiana, 87, 92 Hebrews, I 14 Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana, I 06 Herbert, Henry, I 08 Indians (American), 3 l-32, 34, 38, 41 Heritage Landmarks, 262 Industrial Revolution, 181 Hersey, John, 258 Iniana Asbury College, 87 Hickman, Frank, 53-54 International Court of Justice, 160 Hildebrand, Reginald F.; 126 Iowa, 63, 87 Hildebrandt, Franz, 259 Irish, 7,9, 159 Hill, MT., 152 Iron Masters ofPennsylvania, 9 Hinduism, l I 7 Ironside, Harry, 196-197 Hinton, 0. T., Sr., 73 Isaiah, 114 Hiott, Gary, Jr., 77 Isaiah, prophet, 76 Hippolyta, 21 lsichei, Elizabeth, 62 Historian's Digest, 119, 262-264 Islam, 117 Historical Dictionary ofMethodism, 257 Israelites, 212 Historical Society (The United Methodist Italian, 66 Church), 202, 261-265 Italians, 9, 159 History of Christianity in Africa, A, 62 Italy, 164, 174 Hitler, Adolf, 166 Hitt, Martin, 56-57 Jackson, Thomas (1783-1873), 129 Hobsbawm, Eric J., 15, 24 Jacob, partriarch, 244-245 Hogarth, William, 216 Jacobites, 26 , 202 Jacobs, Charles W., 169 Holliday, Charles, 58-59 Jamaica, 254 Holliday, F. C., 82 James, John, captain, 59-60 Hoover, Herbert Clark ( 1874-1964), presi­ James, John, Mrs., 60 dent, 164- James, Sarah (Sally), 59-60 Hopkey, Sophia (Sophy) Christiana (Mrs. Janes, Edmund Storer (1807-1876), bishop, William Williamson, b. 1718), 65, 214-221 94 Hopkins, John (d. 1570), 227 Janks, Benjamin, 240 Hosier, Harry (Black Harry), 255 Japan, 13, 163-165, 174-175, 195 Hough, Lynn Harold, 136 Japanese, 19 5 Houghton College, Houghton, New York, 134 Jayne, Dr., 120 Howard, Charles, eleventh Duke of Norfolk, Jennings, Theodore, 176 219 Jensen, Howard, 49

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Jericho, 115 Laban,244 Jerusalem, 114-115 Ladies' Repository, The, 246-252 Job,92-93 Lambuth, Walter Russell (1854-l 921 ), cover Jobe, Effie, aunt, 212 l (October 1996) John, apostle, 90 Lampe, John Frederick (1703-1751), 229 John (John Lackland, l 167?-1216), king, 78 Landon, alfred M., 165 John Street Wesleyan Chapel, Glasgow, Landwehr, Arthur J., 135 Scotland, 211 Lankford, Sarah ( 1,806-1896), 208 John Wesley and Marriage, 65 Lansing, Kansas, 263 Johnson, Alice, 170-171, 173, 175 Large Minutes, 184 Johnson, Charles, 173 Lathrop, Ezra, 91 Johnson, Frank E., 70, 81-94 Latin Americans, 3, Johnson, James Weldon ( 1871-1938), 79 League of Nations, 158-159, 163-164 Johnson, John W., 169 Leasher, Evelyn, 29 Johnson, Lizzie Louvira ( 1869-1909), Lee, Anna (Mrs. Jason Lee), 32 169-175 Lee, Jason (1803-1845), 5, 30-31, 35, 38 Johnson, Mary C., 169-170 Leeds, England, l 83, 238 Johnson, Samuel (1709-1784), 217 Leslie, David, 31-32, 39, 42 Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 262 Lewistown, Sussex County, Pennsylvania, Jones, Charles Edwin, 202, 20J-~213, 258 235 Jones, George H.T 265 Lexington, 57-58 Jon~§, Mr., 103 Lexington, Kentucky, 87 Jordan, river, 90 Liberty, South Carolina, 7 l Julian calendar, l 03 Lime, England, l 8 Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865), president, 9, Kadesh"'"Bamea, 212 107, 116, 144 Kansas, 70, l 65, 202, 263 Lincoln Cathedral, 228 Kansas City, Missouri, l 65-l 66 Lindstrom, Harald, 154 Keighley, England, 230 Lingham, Elizabeth, 14 Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact, 163 Liverpool, England, 177 Kelway, 66 Lloyd, Catherine Paxton (Mrs. Charles Kempis, Thomas a, see Haemmerlein, Thomas Maclay), 5 (Thomas aKempis). London, England, 21, 29, 95, 97, 101-102, Kennedy; Gerald, bishop, 193 124, 179, 183, 185, 215-218, 221, 226, Kennedy, Mabel, 173-174 228,230,237,240-242 Kent, John, 16 London Chronicle, 99 Kentucky, 57-58, 84, 87 Long, Helen, 263 Kidd ville, Kentucky, 84 Longfield, Bradley J., 2, 43-55 Kimbrough, ST, Jr., 66-67, 127 Lorrain, Alfred, 85, 87-88 King, Dr., 120 Los Angeles, California, l 0-12 King, ·Gregory, 176 Louisiana, 87 King, James, 7 Lovely Lane Chapel, Baltimore,"Maryland, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 260. 263 255 King, William McGuire, 135, 136 Luther, Martin, 108 Kingston Springs United Methodist Church, Lutheran Church in Sweden Kingston Springs, Tennessee, 121 Lycoming College, Williamsport, Kingston Springs, Tennessee, 121 Pennsylvania, 4 Kingswood, England, 18-19 Lyndhurst, Virginia, 63 Kirby, James E., 257 Lynn, Hawley Barnwell (d. I 989), cover 2 Kobler, John, 189 (January 1997), 70, 71-80 Kraft, William J., 113, 117 Lynn, Katherine, 72 Krummel, John W ., 195 Lynn, Lona Cooper, 75 Kuanas, 128 Lynn, Margaret Gault, 72 276 Index

M.F.S.S., see Methodist Federation for Social Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, 125-126 Service (M.F.S.S.). Merritt, John G., 198 Macclesfield, England, 182, 185 Methodism in Russia and the Baltic States, Macfarlane, 113 127 Maclay, Charles ( 1822-1890), 3-13 Methodist Centenary { 1919), 106-118 Maclay, John, 4 Methodist Church, The, 165-166 Maclay, Robert Samuel, 4, 13 Methodist Conference in America, The, 259 Maclay, William, 3, Methodist Episcopal Church, 3-5, 13, 31, 56, Maclay, William, Jr., 6 63, 67, 84, 94, 106-107, 110, 127, Macon, Georgia, 165 157-168, 169, 171, 188,225,228, Madan, Martin (1726-1790), 96, 98-100 246-247,249-250,255 Madeira, 17 4 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 126, 158, Madison, New Jersey, 65, 126, 258, 260 165 Maffly-Kipp, Laurie F., 64 Methodist Episcopal Church (Sweden), 128 Magi, 114 Methodist Federation for Social Service Magna Charta (Magna Carta), 78 (M.F.S.S.), 135, 136, 146 Manchester, England, 70, 177, 223 Methodist Protestant Church, 165 Manchuria, China, 163 Methodist Protestant Church, Columbus, Marching to Glory, 196-198 Ohio, 108 Mares Green, England, 18 Methodists, The, 257 Marrant, John, 124-125 Mexicans, 5, 11 Marsden, George, 54 Mexico, 174 Marshall, Robert, 58-59 Michigan, 81, 249 Martin, J. Robert, Jr., 75 Michigan State University, 70 Marty, Martin, 144 MidAmerica Nazarene College, Olathe, Marxism, 146 Kansas, 70 Maryland, 15, 235, 239 Middle East, 160 Marylebone, London, England, 67 Middlesex, England, 178 Maser, Frederick Ernest, 56, 119, 192, 254 Middleton, New England, 15 Mason-Dixon Line, 43 Midlands, England, 178 Massachusetts, 30, 33, 160, 233, 239, 262, Midwest (U.S.A.), 81-94, 137 264 Millhouse, Paul, bishop, 264 Massie, Joseph, 176 Milton, John (1608-1674), 79 Mather, Cotton, 240 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 134 Matsumato, Takuo, 175 Minetto, New York, 134 Mattoon District (Central Illinois Conference), Minetto United Methodist Church, Minetto, 134, 171 New York, 134 Maugham, Somerset, 202 Mirick, Charles, l 07, 111 Mauldin, T. J., Mrs. {Miss Queenie), 73 Mission San Fernando, California, 11 Maurice, John Frederick Denison Missionary Education Society (Methodist (1805-1872), 258 Episcopal Church), 3 l Maxfield, Thomas, 96-100, 102 Missionary Society (Methodist Episcopal McCauley, Clarice Vallette, 117 Church), 5 McConnell, Francis J ., I 36 Mississippi River, 246-247 McDougall, William, 49 Missouri, 165-I 66 McKendree, William (1757-1835), bishop, Mobridge, South Dakota, 265 cover 4 (July 1997) Moir, John, 216 McKinley, Edward H., 196-198 Montagu, John ( 1718-1792), fourth Earl of McKinley, William (1843-1901), president, Sandwich, 217 159 Montanism, 25 McLean, John, 83, 90 Montgomery, Alabama, 134 Meek, John, 92 Moore, Leon, 193 Memorial Hall, Columbus, Ohio, 108 Moravianism, 243 Index 277

Moravians, 123 Newport, Kenneth G. C., 70, 95-105 Moreton, William, 23 Newsome, Jack L., 134, 169-175 Morrison, Charles Clayton, 74 Niagara Falls, New York, 249 Morrison, Louise, 264 Nicene Creed, 224, 230 Morrison, Susan Murch, bishop, 264 Nickerson, Mike, 261 Moslem, 117 Nigerians, 124-125 Moss, Sidney Walter, 29 Nikolaistad, 128 Mount Holyoke Seminary, 247 Non-Jurors, 223 Mount Tabor, New Jersey, 67 Norfolk, eleventh Duke of, see Howard, Mount Tabor , 68 Charles, eleventh Duke of Norfolk. Murdoch, Norman H., 197 Norris, Mary Harriott, 67-68 < ...... Murray, Grace, 65 North America, 15-16, 24, 225 Myers Park Methodist Church, Charlotte, North Carolina, 43, 65, 67, 71, 124, 126, 134 North Carolina, 72 Northampton, Massachusetts, I 5-16 Northeast Easton Consortium, 70 Nagasaki, Japan, 175 Northeast Jurisdiction, 261 Nashville, Tennessee, 264 Northeastern Jurisdiction Commission on National Camp Meeting Association for the Archives and History, 264 Promotion of Holiness, 67, 208 Northumberland, England, 178 National Holiness Assembly, 208 Northwest Territory, 189 National Holiness Association, 63 Northwestern University, 134, 137, 141 Nat'ional Holiness Camp Meeting Movement, Norway, 128, 166, 193 212-213 Norwood; Frederick A., 111 National Holiness Movement, 208 Nottingham, England, l 04 National Socialism (Nazism), 163 Nova Scotia, Canada, 124 Natives (American), 40 Nuelsen, John Louis (1867-1946), bishop, Nazareth, 115 128 Nazism, 163, 166 Nutley, New Jersey, 121 Negroes, 77-79, 107, 240 Nelson, Jim, 261 Oberammergau, 107, llO, 115 Netherland, The, 166 Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, 247 New Albany, Indiana, 85 Ockstead plantation, Savannah, Georgia, 220 New Castle, Delaware, 239 Oglesby, Illinois, 202 New Chapel, City Road, London, England, Ohio, 61-62, 81-83, 90, 106-108, 137, 159, 223,225 164,247,261 New England, 14-27, 205, 241 Ohio Canal, 246 New Haven College (Yale), 16 Ohio River, 246 New Jersey, 65, 67-68, 120-121, 124, 126, Ohio Wesleyan University, 137 163, 166,239,258,260 O'Kelly, James (l 757-1826), 58-59 New Jersey Conference, 120 Oklahoma, 202, 258 New Light Movement, 58 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 202, 258 New York, New York, 5, 31, 76, 109, 115, Olathe, Kansas, 70 , 119, 125, 158, 167, 203-205, 209, 235, Old Saint George's Church, see Saint 242,246 George's United Methodist Church, New York state, 120, 124, 134, 195, 233, 239 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. New York Times, I 73 Olivers, Thomas, 150 New Zealand, 62, 174 Olivet Nazarene University, 70 Newark, England, 230 O'Malley, Stephen, 264 Newark Conference, 67 O'Neil, Janet, 261 Newburyport, Massachusetts, 233 O'Neil, Richard, 261-264 Newcastle, England, 181 Oregon,5,28-42, 125 Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, I 7 Oregon City, Oregon, 34 Newlands, England, 187 Oregon Spectator, 29, 36, 38 l' f

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Orr, James T., 171 Pico, Pio, governor, I I~ 12 Osborn, George, 66-67 Pierce, Lorraine Ester, 263 Oscar 11, king, 128 Pilate, Pontius, l 14-115 Otago University, New Zealand, 62 Pilcher, Caroline Matilda ( 1818-1840), Outler, Albert Cook ( 1908-1989), 151, 153 246-252 Owen, Isaac, 5 Pilgrim Holiness Church, 208 Oxford English Dictionary, 66 Pilgrim's Progress, The, 22 Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Pitts, Fountain E., 121-122 Studies, 134 Plato, 110 Oxford University, Oxford, England, 151 Plymouth Brethren, 196 Oxnam, Garfield Bromley (1891-1963), Pocket Hymn-Book, The (Coke and Asbury, bishop, 160-162 1786), 228 Poland, 166 Pacific Northwest, 29 Polycarp (69?~? 155), saint, 90 Paddington, England, 95 Pope (Roman Catholic), 76 Palmer, Miles W ., 204 Popery, 25, 242 Palmer, Phoebe Worrall {Mrs. Walter Palmer) Porter, Benjamin, 11 (1807-1874), 203-213, 247 Porter, George K., I I Palmer, Walter (I 804-1883), 205, 209-210 Potkay, Adam, 124 Papists, 26 Poythress, Francis, 57, 59 Paris, France, 158 Prayer for the Sin of Lynching, A, cover 2 Park, Orville A., judge, 165 (January I 997), 74 Parlin, Charles C., 167 Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Ohio, 108 Parsons, Jonathan, 233 Presbyterianism, 3, Passion Play, Oberammergau, 107, 110, 115 Presbyterians, 25, 58, 64, 73, I 57, 233 Patterson, L. Dale, 260, 264 Pretender, 25 Paul, apostle, 90, 102, I 08, 231 Progressive Era, I 38 Payne, Mt., I 03 Progressivism, I 57 Peaston, A. E., 222 Protestant Episcopal Church, 111 Penn Yan, New York, 195 Protestantism, 3, 5, 26, 36, 49, 51-52, 107, Pennsylvania, 3-4, 9, 15, 68, 125, 233, 235, ll 1~112, l25c...J26, 135-137, 146, 152, 239,242,262 157,237,240,243,255 Pennsylvania Gazette, The, 235-236, 239-243 Protestants, I 89 Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene, 204 Puritanism, 22, 1-12, 116, 205 Pentecostal Movement, 202 Purrysburg, South Carolina, 214 Pentecostalism, 202, 265 Pyatt, James L., 67 Perkin, Harold, 23 Pyramus, 21 Perkins School of Theofogy, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, 257 . Quakerism, 25 Pescadero, California, 9 Quakers, 25, 188 Peter, apostle, 86 Quietism, 25 Peters, John Leland, 63, 213 Quinn, James, 89, 94 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 16, 194, 234-235, 237-239 Rack, Henry D., 100-101, 104, 123 Philippine Islands, 159 Rall, Harris Franklin, 139 Philistines, 115 Ranger, Terence, 61 Phineas F. Bresee, 63 Rattenbury, John Ernest (b. 1870), 228 Pickens, South Carolina, 70 Rauschenbusch, Walter, 137, 138 Pickens County, South Carolina, 72-73, Rawdon.Lord, 123 76-77 Reconstruction, 126~127 Pickens High School, Pickens, South Recusants, 25 Carolina, 73 Red Sea, 212 Pickens Sentinel, Pickens, South Carolina, 74 Reformation, 46 Index 279

Reiff, Gerry, 262, 264 Salem, Indiana, 93 Religion and Society in Frontier California, Salem, Oregon, 34, 36-37, 125 64-65 Salvation Army, The, 196-198 Republican Methodist Church, 58 Salvationism, J96 Republican Party, 8-9, 127, 157, 165 Salvationists, 197-198 Revolutionary War (American, l 776-1783), Samkange, Grace, 6 l 3, 159,225,236 Samkange, Sketchley, 61 Reynolds, David, 28, 39-40 Samkange, Stanlake, 61 Rich, John, 216 Samkange, Thompson, 61 Rich, Laurence, I 08 San Fernando, California, l 1-l 2 Richardson, C. Faith, 261, 265 San Fernando Land and Water Company, San Richelieu, Cardinal, 158 Fernando, California, 12 Richey, Russell E., 257, 259-260 San Francisco, California, 5-7, 11, 33 River Connecticut, l 6 San FranciscoDaily Evening Bulletin, San Riverside Church, New York, New York, 76 Francisco, California, 7 Robert's Rules of Order, l 93 San Jose, California, 5 Roberts, Benjamin Titus ( 1824-1893), bishop, Sandwich, fourth Earl of, see Montagu, John cover 3 (April 1997) ( 1718-1792), fourth Earl of Sandwich. Roberts, William, 5 Santa Clara, California, 5, 8-10, 12 Robertson, J ., 104 Savannah, Georgia, 15, 214, 220, 235, 237, Rock Hill, South Carolina, 75 240 Ra.ck River Conference, 88 Schaff,. Philip ( 1819-1893 ), 125-126 Rogal, Samuel J., 202, 233-243 School of Theology at Claremont, 13 Roman Catholicism, 5, 8, 27, 36, 42, 93, 111, Scopes Trial, Tennessee ( 1925), 48 116,219 Scotland, 174 Rossini, 113 Seattle, Washington,. 108 Rover, Ruth, pseud., 30, 42 Second Great Awakening, 247 Rowe, Gilbert T., 48 Selecman, Charles C., 165 Rowe, Kenneth Elmer, 257, 264 Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, see Hastings, Rude, George, 15 Selina Shirley, Russell, Elbert, 50 Senate (U.S.), 8 Russia, 127-128, 160 Seneca Falls Convention ( 1848), 30 Rygate, England, 59 Seven Years' War, 242 Ryland, Edwin, 158 Sexton, Lydia, 263 Rylands, John, Research Institute, 70 Shaftesbury, third Earl of, see Cooper, Rylands, John, University Library of Anthony Ashley (1671-1713), third Earl of Manchester, Manchester, England, 95, 102 Shaftesbury. Shakespeare, William (1564-1616), 21 Saint Dunstan's, London, England, 215-216, Shanghai, China, 141 218-221 Shaw, Anna Howard, 264 Saint Eustatius, West Indies, 255 Shearman and Sterling, 167 Saint George's United Methodist Church, Sheldon, John, 23 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 194 Shenise, Mark, 56 Saint James parish, Westminster, England, Shepard, Cyrus, 32 124 Shirley, Walter, 124 Saint Luke's Hospital, London, England, 95, Shoreham, England, 59 102 Shrove Tuesday, 25 Saint Margaret's parish, Westminster, Sierra Leone, Africa, 125 England, 124 Simpson, Matthew (1811-1884), bishop, 204, Saint Paul's Church, Stockholm, Sweden, 128 211, 257 Saint Philip's Church, Charleston, South Simpson, Megan D., 68 Carolina, 214 Simpson, Robert Drew, 68, 119 Saint Simons Island, Georgia, 214 Skinner-Keller, Rosemary, 265 280 Index

Smith, Adam, 181 Springfield Declaration (l 924), 160, 164 Smith, Amanda ( 1837-1915), 204 Staffordshire, England, 178 Smith, John C., 89-90, 92-93 Stalin, Josef, 166 Smith, John Q., l 78 Stanford, Leland, governor, 8-9, 11-12 Smith, Margaret Jewett, see Bailey, Margaret Stanhope, Lord, I 77 Jewett Smith. Starvling, Robin, 21 Smith, R. Pearsall (1827-1899), 204 Stemhold, Thomas (d. 1549), 227 Smith, Timothy Lawrence, 63, 213 Stewart, John, 107 Smith, Wesley, 258 Stiles, Ezra, 234 Snout, Tom, 21 Stimson, Henry L., 164 Snug,21 Stockholm, Sweden, 128 Social Creed, 157, 165 Stoddard, Solomon, 16 Social Gospel, 46-47, 112, 135-147, 157 Stokesdale, North Carolina, 134 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Stone, Barton, 58 (S.P.C.K.), 222 Stourbridge, England, 24 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Strange, John, 82, 89...,90 {S..P.G.), 222 Stranger's Friend Society, 180 Society for the Reformation of Manners, 103 Stratford, England, 19 Society of Arts, 219 Stuart, 25 Sackman, Ralph Washington ( 1889-1970), Stubs, Joseph, 14 136, 160-161 Sublime Society of Beef Steaks, 216-217, 219 Somerset, England, 177 Sunday Service of the Methodists in North Soper, Edmund, 46-48 America, The, 65, 190, 224-226, 228 South America, 121-122, 17 4 Sunday Times, San Francisco, California, 7 South Carolina, 70, 71-80, 214, 235 Sussex, England, 218-219 South Carolina Conference, 75 Sussex County, Pennsylvania, 235 South Dakota, 265 Swayze, William, 81 Southern California Conference, 12 Sweden, 128, 174 Southern Christian Advocate, cover 2 Swedes, 9 (January 1997), 7 4 Swedish Mission Southern Illinois University, 134 Syracuse University, 134 Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, 134, 165 Talmage, Thomas de Witt (1832-·l 902), 204 Southern Pacific Railroad, 10 Taoism, 117 Southern Rhodesia, 61 Tarkington, Joseph, 93 Southern Rhodesia Missionary Conference, 61 Taylor, S. Earl, 112 Southey, Robert (1774-1843), 95~96, Taylor, William (1821-1902), bishop, 5, 171 10~102, 105 Temple Bm, 218 Soviet Union, 127, 166 Tennent, Gilbert, 240 Spa Fields, London, England, 124 Tennessee, 48, 57, 87, l21, 264 Spain, 159 Tennessee Methodist, The, 120 Spanish-American War (1898), 159 Teresa of Avila, 260 Spartanburg, South Carolina, 72, 75 Teresa of Calcutta, Mother, 260 Spartanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg, Terre Haute, Indiana, 169 South Carolina, 72 Texas, 165 Spartanburg Textile Institute, Spartanburg, Texas Pacific Railroad, IO South Carolina, 72 Thakeham, West Sussex, England, 218-219 Spaulding, Justin, 121-122 Thelma Boeder, 262 Special, Mary, 100-101 Theseus, 21 Spencer, North Carolina, 67 Thirty Years' War, 158 Spiritual Pilgrim, 123 Thisby, 21 Spitalfields, England, 182 Thomas, David C., 2, 28-42 Springfield, Massachusetts, 160 Thompson, E. P., 15, 24-25 Index 281

Thompson, John, 58-59 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Times Were Strange and Stirring, The, 126 Wisconsin, 134 Tittle, Ernest Fremont, 134, 135-147 Unpublished Poetry of , The, Tittle, Glenna (Mrs. Ernest Fremont Tittle), Volume III, 66-67 140 Unruh, Von W., 121-122 Tokyo, Japan, 195 Urbana, Illinois, 262 Told, Silas, 25 Toleration Act, 26 Vallda, Sweden, 128 Trevecka College, 124 Van Brunt, Nancye, 70, 106-118 Trinity Chronicle, Trinity College, Durham, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, North Carolina, 50, 52, 53 52 Trinity College, Cambridge University, Vazeille, Mary, 65 Cambridge, England, 215 Venus, planet, 86 1rinity College, Durham, North Carolina, Verdi, 113 43-46,52 Versailles Treaty, 158-159 Tucker, Josiah, 25 Vevay, Indiana, 93 Tuesday Meetings for the Promotion of Vickers, John Ashley, 202, 214,-221, 254 Holiness, 203-205, 208-209, 212 Victorian Era, 146, 205 Vigilance Committee, San Francisco, Tunbridge Wells, England, 124 California, 7 Turkey, 174 Vincent Memorial Methodist Church, Nutley, Turner, Jonas, 25 New Jersey, 121 Ty~rman, Luke (1819?-.1889), 95, 101-102, Vineland, New Jersey, 120 · 105 Virginia, 15, 63, 125, 235, 239 Tyson, John R., 134, 176-187 Vuoksen Valley, 128 Vuoksenlaakso (Vuoksen Valley), 128 Union (U.S.), 8 Union Theological Seminary, New York, New Wabash River, 170 York, 125 Walker, Williston, 58 United Brethren in Christ, 263 Wall Street, 163, 167 United Evangelical Church, Columbus, Ohio, Wall ace, Charles, 125 108 Walsall, England, 14, 18, 25 United Lutherans, 157 Walsh, John, 101-103 United Methodist Church, The, 13, 134, 257, War of 1812 (1812-1815), 3, 159 259, 261, 263-265 Ward, Francis, 17 United Methodist Hymnal, The (1989), 244 Ward, Harry, 135, 146 United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio, Ward, Marilyn S., 134, 157-168 261, 265 Warminghurst, England, 219 Uniting Conference (The Methodist Church, Warne, Francis Wesley, bishop, 169, 172 1939), 165 Warner, Wellman, 179 University of Cincinnati, 197 Warren, Erasmus, 215 University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, 70 Warrick, Susan M. Eltscher, 257, 262 University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, 262 Washington, Booker T., 126 ~ . University of Manchester, Manchester, Washington, George, 107, 116 England, 70 Washington state, 108 University of New Mexico, 134 Washington Territory, 37 University of North Carolina, 126 Watson, James, 81, 88 University of Oxford, 70 Watts, Isaac (1674-1748), 244, 258 University of South Carolina, Columbia, Wednesbury, England, 14-27 South Carolina, 72, 75 Weimar Republic, 163 University of Southern California, 13 Welch, 192 University of Texas, l 34 Welch, Dr., 120 University of the Pacific, 5 Welch, Edwin, 123 282 Index

Welsh, 124 Willenhall, England, 23-24 Wensley Parish church, England, 25 Williams, Robert, 20--21 Wesley, Charles (1707-1788), 17, 19-20, Williamson, Joseph Taylor (1739-1807), 26-27, 59-60, 66-67, 98-105, 123, 134, 214-221 181, 215,226,228,230,244-245,256, Williamson, Miss, 215 260 Williamson, William, 214, 220 Wesley, John (1703-1791), 18-22, 25-27, 56, Williamson, William, Mrs., see Hopkey, 59-60,65-66,90,95-96,98-102, 104, Sophia (Sophy) Christiana. 123, 128-129, 134, 148-156, 176~187, Williamson, William Thomas (1741-1742), 188-189, 192, 206, 208, 214-221, 214 222-232,238,255,257-258,260,265 Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 4-5 Wesley, Samuel, Jr. (1691-1739), 23 Willingstown, 239 Wesley, Susanna, 260 Willson, William, 32-33, 39, 42 Wesley Foundation, 75, 262 Wilson, Thomas Woodrow (1856-1924), Wesley Historical Society, 202 president, 158 Wesley Memorial Church, Atlanta, Georgia, Wilson, Woodrow, see Wilson, Thomas 165 Woodrow. Wesleyan Conference, 180 Wind, James, 138 Wesleyan Holiness Movement, 196, 198 Wisconsin, 134 Wesleyan Methodism (British), 61, 125 Wolseley, Roland, 141, 142 Wesleyan Methodist Church (England), Women's Union Holiness Camp Meeting, 165 67 Wesleyan Methodist Church of America, Worcestershine, England, 177 126 Works of John Wesley on Compact Disc, The, Wesley's Chapel, City Road, London, 128 England, 179, 223-224 World Court, 160 Wesleys, 18, 20, 202 World Methodist Conference, 193 Wes.t Bromwich, England, 14, 18, 25 World Methodist Historical Society, 202, West Greenville, South Carolina, 71 265 West Indies, 254-2.55 World Peace Commission, 160--162 West Street Chapel, London, England, 185, World Service Commission, 162 230 World War 1_(1914-1918), 43-55, 107, West Sussex, England, 218 112-113, 136, 137, 146, 147, 158-160, Western Carolina University, 134 162, 163, 165 Westfield, New York, 120 World War II, 43-55, 71, 138, 157-168, Westlake, Benjamin, 90 175 Westminster School, 215, 217 Worship and Theology in England, 258 Westmoreland, Altha (Moore), 212 Worth, Daniel, 258 Whigs, 219 Wright, John, 91 Whitaker, ship, 233 Whiteclay Creek, 239 Y.M.C.A., see Young Men's Christian Whitefield, George (1714-1770), 15-18, 90, Association (Y .M.C.A.). 98-100, 103, 123~124, 233-243 Y.W.C.A., see Young Women's Christian Whitehaven, England, 181 Association (Y.W.C.A.). Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-1892), 80 Yale, Stephen, 264 Widgery, Alban, 49 Yale College, New Haven Connecticut, 16, Widney, Robert Maclay, 10, 12-13 234,236 Wilbraham Academy, 31 Yale Divinity School, New Haven Wiley, Allen, 82, 85, 92 Connecticut, 72, 76 Wilkes, Charles, 32, 34 Yankees (U.S.), 8 Wilkes, John, 217 Yellow Cab Company, 72 Willamette Valley, Oregon, 28, 30, 34, 37 Yeoman, James, 14 Willard, Frances E., 137 York, Alvin, 109