The story of Methodism in the Pittsburgh region

celebrating the 175th anniversary of the original Redstone Circuit in conjunction with Methodist participation in the Pittsburgh Bi-Centennial Thanksgiving, 1958, to Thanksgiving, 1959

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The story of Methodism in the Pittsburgh region

celebrating the 175th anniversary of the original Redstone Circuit in conjunction with Methodist participation in the Pittsburgh Bi-Centennial Thanksgiving, 1958, to Thanksgiving, 1959

"The purpose of this book is to set forth, in brief compass, the story of the rise and development of Methodism in the Pittsburgh region, along with some treatment of its present strength, leadership, agencies and Institutions. In an attempt to interpret the meaning and early success of the Methodist Movement three topics are included here deliniating the basic concepts and nature of Methodism. The pictures in the book were chosen to help carry the story in meaningful fashion. Several of the pictures were furnished by interested persons, a considerable number were coped from publications, many of them now out of print, and the remainder consists of photos of portraits and places personally made by the author."

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Table of Contents

Introduction
The original Redstone Circuit
The Rev. John Wesley's Methodist Societies
How Wesley's societies became the Methodist Episcopal church
The nature of Methodism: the gospel of freedom
The nature of Methodism: its evangelistic passion
The circuit system - mighty agency of expansion
Gateway to the west
Origin of the Pittsburgh Conference
Methodism in Pittsburgh
"Reformers" or "radicals" - Methodist division and reunion
Growth of the Pittsburgh Conference: daughter conferences
The ministry
The Methodist episcopacy
Pittsburgh Conference missionary concern
The Pittsburgh Methodist Center
The Pittsburgh Methodist Book Store
The Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
The Methodist Recorder
The Pittsburgh Conference Church Union
Pittsburgh Conference church extension
Pittsburgh Conference support of higher education
The Pittsburgh Conference Hospital and Home for the Aged
The Pittsburgh Conference Training Center
The Deaconess Home
The Elizabeth A. Bradley Children's Home
The Robert Boyd Ward Children's Home
A statistical picture of the Pittsburgh Conference in 1958.

Edition Notes

Includes indexes.

"First printing, November 1958"--Title page verso.

Also available through the World Wide Web.

Published in
[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?]

Classifications

Library of Congress
BX8382.P5 S62 1958

The Physical Object

Pagination
80 pages, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates
Number of pages
80

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL28389130M
OCLC/WorldCat
7788961

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL20955085W

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