1868 WILLIAM TAYLOR. The Election of Grace. Methodist Work, Inscribed by Taylor. Congregational The Death of Thomas Coke

The Death of Thomas Coke [Belated Obituary with Additional Information]

Rockwell is just sick of whatever is happening and lets it all loose on a Sunday morning

A very scarce work from the Ohio Abolitionist press

Give heed to your ways and ponder the paths of your feet

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1868 WILLIAM TAYLOR. The Election of Grace. Methodist Work, Inscribed by Taylor. Congregational The Death of Thomas CokeA rather rare work by pioneering Methodist missionary and missiologist, William Taylor [1821 1902]. Converted in 1841 at a Methodist Episcopal camp meeting, he was then appointed a Methodist missionary to California (1849), where he ministered without salary to Native Americans and Chinese immigrants, and to the sick and the poor. His Seamans Bethel mission complex in San Francisco burned down in 1856, forcing him to preach and write to repay loans.