Methodist History 1997 - 1998: Vol 36 Index

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METHODIST HISTORY
VOLUME XXXVI
October 1997 — July 1998
Charles Yrigoyen, Jr., Editor
Published by
General Commission on Archives and History
The United Methodist Church
Madison, New Jersey
Contributors and Articles
Burrow, Rufus, Jr.
Borden Parker Bowne: The First Thoroughgoing Personalist
Cole, Charles C., Jr.
Uriah Heath: Scholarly Circuit Rider, Successful Fund Raiser
Collins, Kenneth J.
John Wesley’s Topography of the Heart: Dispositions, Tempers, and
Affections
Davis, Barry C.
George Whitefield’s Doctrine of Scripture in Light of 18th Century Biblical
Criticism
English, John C.
John Wesley and His “Jewish Parishioners”: Jewish-Christian Relation-
ships in Savannah, Georgia, 1736-1737
Faile, Shirley B.
“So Dear to My Childhood”: The Rural Church Site As an Artifact of
Material Culture 55
Geissler, Suzanne
Too Methodistical: The Rejection of Uzal Ogden Bs
Goodwin, Charles H.
Setting Perfection Too High: John Wesley’s Changing Attitudes Toward
the “London Blessing”
Harrold, Philip E.
Alexander Winchell’s “Science with a Soul”: Piety, Profession, and the
Perils of 19th Century Popular Science 97
Hynson, Leon O.
Congregational! Evangelical! Wesleyan?: The Evangelical Congregational
Church, 1922-1950
274 Index
Kasongo, Michael O.
A Spirit of Cooperation in Mission: Professor John Wesley Gilbert and
Bishop Walter Russell Lambuth
Kimbrough, S T, Jr.
Methodism in Russian Siberia, 1920-1929
Kurowski, Mark T.
The First Step Toward Grace: John Wesley’s Use of the Spiritual Homilies
of Macarius the Great
Olieson, Philip
The Wesleys at Home: Charles Wesley and His Children
Poitras, Edward W.
How Korean Is the Methodist “Korean Creed”?
Porter, Lee
“Through the Eye of the Needle”: The Religious Culture of Baltimore
Methodists in the 1840s
Randall, Ian M.
Full Salvation: Expressions of Traditional Wesleyan Holiness in the Early
Twentieth Century
VanGilder, Kirk Alan
Deaf America’s Encounter with Methodism: A Brief Look at a Culture and
a Church
Williams, J. Dennis
“Homeless, I Stood Amid a Thousand Homes”: The Parsonage in the
Early Years of the Methodist Episcopal Church
GENERAL INDEX
Volume XXXVI, October 1997—July 1998
Aberdeen University, Scotland, 138 American Women in Mission: A Social
Abingdon Press, Nashville, Tennessee, 136, History of Their Thought and Practice,
138 132-133
Abraham, patriarch, 30, 150 Anderson School of Theology. 2
Acton, Massachusetts, 267 Anderson University, 2
Adam, 64, 115, 121, 141, 166, 172 Andover Theological Seminary, 240
Addison, Margaret, 197 Andrews, Edward Gayer (1825-1907), bishop,
Africa, 200, 260-265, 270 48
African, 253, 270 Anglican, 195, 220, 223
African-American, 44, 53, 260, 265 Anglican Church, 43, 119
African Leadership, organization, 270 Anglicanism, 33, 37-41, 118, 135, 183
African Methodist Episcopal Church Anglo-American, 260, 262
(A.M.E.), 195 Anglo-Saxon, 111
Africans, 261 Angola, Africa, 261
Alabama, 55-56, 133-135, 263 Ann Arbor, Michigan, 100, 102—103
Albert College, Belleville, Ontario, Canada, Antioch, Texas, 56-57
196 Antwerp, Belgium, 262
Albright, Jacob (1759-1808), 208 Arabs, 29
Albright College, Myerstown, Pennsylvania, Arbogast and Bastian, Allentown,
208-209, 216-217 Pennsylvania, 216
Albright College, Reading, Pennsylvania, 209, Argyle, Texas, 57, 60
211 Arianism, 20
Albright people, 208, 214 Aristotle (384-322 B.c.), 52
Alcott, Amos Bronson, 45—46 Arizona, 65
Aldersgate, 162 Arkansas, 203-204, 263
Aldersgate Street, 179 Arminian, 40
Alison, Archibald (1792-1867), Sir, 253 Arminian Magazine, The, 86, 95, 148
Allegheny Mountains, 251 Arminianism, 20, 108, 258
Alleine, Joseph (1634-1668), 20, 253 Arminius, Jacobus (Jacob Harmensen or
Allentown Chronicle and News, Allentown, Jacob Hermansz; James Arminius)
Pennsylvania, 217 (1560-1609), 271
Allentown, Pennsylvania, 208, 210-211, 213, Arredondo, Don Antonio de, 222-223
216-217, 217-218 Arthur, William (1819-1901), 181
Allestree, Richard, 141 Asbury, Francis (1745-1816), bishop, 38, 41,
American Association for the Advancement of 74, 230-232, 236-237, 267
Science, 108 Asbury College, Wilmore, Kentucky, 206
American Asylum at Hartford for the Asbury Sunday School, Baltimore, Maryland,
Education of the Deaf and Dumb (1816), 771,79
Hartford, Connecticut, 240-241 Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore,
American Journal of Science, 12 Kentucky, 138, 206
American Revolution, see Revolutionary War Ashburton, England, 179
(American, 1776-1783). Ashburton Methodist Church, Ashburton ,
American School of Classics, Athens, Greece, England, 179
262 Asia, 11, 14, 200
American Sign Language (A.S.L.), 247-248 Asia-Pacific, 200
276 Index
Asians, 12 Bell, Alexander Graham, 246
Asiatic cholera, 258 Bell, George (d. 1807), 89-92, 96
Atchley, Rev., 60 Bellarmine, Robert (Roberto Francesco
Atetela ethnic group, Kasai Province, Africa, Romolo Bellarmino, 1542-1621), 150
261 Belleville, Ontario, Canada, 196
Athens, Greece, 262 Benedict of Nursia (4807-7543), saint, 164
Athens, Ohio, 255 Bergen County, New Jersey, 33
Atkinson, Virginia, 134 Berkeley, George (1685-1753), 50
Atlanta, Georgia, 245, 264, 265 Berkley, Gerald W., 133-135
Atlantic Ocean, 260 Bernard of Clairvaux (1091-1153), saint,
Atmore, Charles (1759-1826), 92, 94 164-165
Augusta, Georgia, 262 Best, Hezekiah, 71, 80; quilt, 80-81
Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus) (354-430),
Bethel Bible Institute (Jater Gordon College),
saint, bishop of Hippo, 271 199
Ayers, T. W., 134 Bethel Mizpal Band, 82
Bethel, Seaman’s, see Seaman’s Bethel.
B., Miss, 93
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 211
Baker, James Chamberlain (1879-1969), Betty, maid to Mrs. M. W., 89-90
bishop, 4, 11-12 Biblical criticism, 17-32
Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas, 206
Bingley, England, 126, 130
Bakuba ethnic group, Kasai Province, Africa,
Bininger, Mrs., 236
261
Binney’s Theological Compend, 210
Baltic States, 138, 153
Biographical Dictionary of 18th Century
Baltimore, Maryland, 71-85, 244, 247
Methodism, A, 270-271
Baltimore Conference (Methodist Episcopal
Birstall, England, 126-128, 130-131
Church), 74, 79, 244-245
Bishop, William, 257
Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore,
Black, Kathleen M., 248
Maryland, 73
Blacks, 52
Baltimore Sun, 271
Bloomington, Indiana, 269
Baltimore-Washington Conference, 73
Board of African Missions, 261
Baltimore-Washington Conference (The
United Methodist Church), 206 Board of Church Extension (Methodist
Episcopal Church), 233
Baluba ethnic group, Kasai Province, Africa,
Board of Church Extension (Methodist
261
Bangs, Nathan (1778-1862), 253 Episcopal Church, South), 233
Baptist, 138, 195 Board of Education (Evangelical
Baptists, 134 Congregational Church), 213
Bardsley, Samuel, 87 Board of Missions (Methodist Episcopal
Barth, and Gingrich, History of Albright, 211 Church, South), Nashville, Tennessee, 153,
Barthian theology, 7 156-157, 260
Bartimaeus, 31 Board of World Missions (Presbyterian
Basil (or Basilius), saint (Basil the Great) Church, southern), 260
(A.D. 3307-7379), 115 Boaz, Hiram Abiff (1866-1962), bishop,
Bastian, Morris C., 216-217 154-156
Bath, England, 127, 223 Boeder, Thelma, 202-203
Battle of New Orleans, Louisiana, 258 Bolsheviks, 153-155, 158
Baxter, Richard (1615-1691), 20, 253, 255 Bolton, Edward, 129
Bays, Daniel H., 133-135 Boltzius, Johann Martin, 220-221
Beach, Abraham, 38, 41 Bond, S. E., 76
Bebbington, 186 Book of Common Prayer, 39
Beckman, Mr., 32 Booth, Bramwell (son of William Booth), gen-
Belgian, 264-265 eral (Salvation Army), 181
Belgium, 260, 262, 264 Booth, Florence (Mrs. Bramwell Booth), 181
Index 277
Booth, William (1829-1912), general Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island,
(Salvation Army), 182, 189 262
Booth, William, family, 181, 189 Brownback, Lloyd, 212
Booth-Tucker, Frederick, 187 Brussels, Beigium, 263-264
Bosonge ethnic group, Kasai Province, Africa, Buck, Charles, 253
261 Buell, Harriet, 216
Boston, Massachusetts, 52, 135, 182, 199, 200 Burd and Rogers Benevolent Care Home,
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, 2, Herndon, Pennsylvania, 210, 212, 217
44, 46-47, 210 Burd and Rogers Benevolent Care Home,
Boston University School of Theology, Myerstown, Pennsylvania, 210
Boston, Massachusetts, 48, 53, 200, 202 Burkitt, 20
Bow Church, London, England, 30 Burlington, New Jersey, 37
Bowen, John Wesley Edward (1855-1933), Burr, Nelson Rollin, 43
44, 46 Burrow, Rufus, Jr., 2, 44-54
Bowne, Borden Parker (1847-1910), 44-54, Bush, Charles C., 264
210 Butler, Diana H., 39
Bowne, Joseph, 47 Buttles, Joel, 252
Bowne, Kate Morrison (Mrs. Borden Parker
Bowne), 50 Cain, 121
Bowne, Margaret Parker, 47 Calkins, Homer, 201
Calkins, Mary (Mrs. Homer Calkins), 201
Bradford, England, 126, 130-131
Callenberg, Johnann Heinrich, 221
Braidwood, John, 240
Calvary Holiness Church (1935), 185
Braidwood family, 240-241
Calvert, Ethel, 60-62
Braidwood schools, London, England, 240
Branflick, John A., 245 Calvin, John (orig. Jean Chauvin or Jean
Caulvin, 1509-1564), 258, 271
Bray, Thomas (1656-1730), founder of the
Calvinism, 105, 141, 258
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
Calvinist, 40, 163, 172-173, 219
(S.PG.), 223
Cambridge, England, 179
Breakey, W. F, 101
Cambridge University, Cambridge, England,
Brengle, Samuel Logan (1860-1936), 182,
179
185, 187, 190
Cameron, Mary V,, deaconess, 244
Brentford, England, 89 Cameron Methodist Episcopal Church,
Brice, Joe, 181
Cincinnati, Ohio, 244
Briggs, Philothea, 94-95 Cana, Galilee, 31
Brighton, England, 203
Canada, 133, 196, 203
Bristol, England, 131, 147 Canada West, 196
Bristol, Rhode Island, 237
Canadian Methodism, 196-197
Britain, 30, 187, 195 Canadian Methodist Historical Society, 203
British, 194, 222, 224, 240, 242, 253 Cannock Chase Methodist Circuit,
British and Foreign Bible Society, 194 Staffordshire, England, 70
British evangelicalism, 182, 189 Cannon, William Ragsdale (1916-1997),
British Methodism, 176, 180, 271 bishop, cover 2 (January 1998)
British Wesleyanism, 187 Carney, Daniel, 95
Broadbelt, J. A., 177, 180, 189 Cartwright, Peter (1785-1872), 269
Broadus, John Albert (1827-1895), 210 Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510), saint, 165
Brook, Timothy, 134 Catholic, 133, 162, 165, 174, 189
Brookline, Massachusetts, 47 Catholic Relief Act (1779), England, 149
Brookston, Indiana, 70 Catholicism, 19-20, 134, 195, 224
Brookston United Methodist Church, Catholics, 223
Brookston, Indiana, 70 Causton, Thomas, 224-227
Brown, Alfred, 187 Causton, Thomas, Mrs., 225
Brown, Eunice Erwin, 154 Cayley, Mrs., 87
278 Index
Central Africa, 260 Christ Church (Episcopal), New Brunswick,
Central Congo, Africa, 260, 263-265 New Jersey, 34, 37-38
Central Congo Conference, 265 Christ Church (Episcopal), Newton, New
Central Methodist Church, New Town, Jersey, 33
Harbin, China, 156 Christ House Church, Washington, District of
Central Pennsylvania Conference (United Columbia, 70
Evangelical Church), 208 Christ Methodist Episcopal Church (orig.
Chadwick, Samuel (1860-1932), 176-180, Eutaw Street Mission for the Deaf),
182-183, 185-190 Baltimore, Maryland, 244-245
Chambers, Oswald, 184 Christ United Methodist Church of the Deaf,
Champness, Eliza (Mrs. Thomas Champness), Baltimore, Maryland, 245, 248
177 Christ United Methodist Church of the Deaf,
Champness, Thomas (1832-1904), 176-177, Washington, District of Columbia, 206
181 Christensen, Fern, 202
Chandler, Thomas Bradbury, 33, 38 Christian and Missionary Alliance Church,
Chang Chook Sup, 159 210
Charismatics, 199 Christian Board of Publication, 248
Charity School, 19 Christian Endeavor, 213
Charlemagne (or Charles the Great or Charles Christian Library, The, 114, 119, 121-122
I; German, Karl der Grosse; Latin, Carolus Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (orig.
Magnus) (742-814), king, emperor, 253 Colored Methodist Episcopal Church)
Charles V (1500-1558), king, emperor, 253 (C.M.E.), 260-262
Charles Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Christian Newcomer: His Life and Journal,
Baltimore, Maryland, 77, 79, 82, 84 67
Charles Wesley Society, The, 138 Christian perfection, 176-190, 199, 219, 253
Charleston, Ohio, 256 Christian Science, 199
Charleston, South Carolina, 226 Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis,
Chatam, 163 Indiana, 2
Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, 271-272 Christian Worker and Evangelist (Evangelical
Chicago, Illinois, 208, 243-244, 247 Congregational Church), 214-215
Chicago Mission for the Deaf (1893), Christianity in China: From the Eighteenth
243-245, 247 Century to the Present, 133-135
Chicago Missionary Society, 243 Christmas, 30, 272
Chicago Temple, Chicago, Illinois, 247 Chung Chai Duk, 154
Chillicothe, Ohio, 251 Church Center Press, 211
Church Fathers, 26
China Inland Mission, 210 Church History, 70
Chinese, 127, 133 Church of England, 38, 41-42, 149
Chinese, language, 194 Church of Rome, 150
Chinn, Elisha (1802-1876), 56 Church of Scotland, 253
Chinn, Mary (Mrs. Elisha Chinn) Church of the Nazarene, 185-186
(1808-1871), 56 Church of the United Brethren in Christ, see
Chinn family, 57 United Brethren in Christ.
Chinn’s Chapel, near Copper Canyon, Texas, Cincinnati, Ohio, 244, 255-256
cover | (October 1997), 2, 55-63 Circuit riders, 250-259, 266, 268-269
Chinn’s Chapel School, 60-62 Civil War (U.S.A., 1861-1865), 134, 266
Christ Church, Oxford University, Oxford, Clairvaux, Bernard of, see Bernard of
England, 118, 135 Clairvaux, saint.
Chong Kyong Ok, 9 Clapper, Gregory S., 163, 168, 170
Choo-poong, 156 Clarke, Adam (1762?-1832), 20, 254
Choolami, Russia, 157 Clarkson, Anthony Paul (Benedict), 115-116
Christ, Charles E., 216 Clarkson, Thomas (1760-1846), 253
Christ, Johann Gottfried (Salomon Levi), 220 Class meeting, 270
Index
Clerc, Laurent, 241 Cooper, Texas, 60
Cliff College, England, 176-181, 185-186, Copper Canyon, Texas, 55
189-190 Corinth, Greece, 187
Cliff House, England, 177 Cork, Ireland, 128
Cobourg, Ontario, Canada, 196 Cornwall, England, 92
Cocker, Benjamin F. (1821-1883), 104-109 Cousin, Victor, 105
Coe, George A. (1862-1951), 53 Coutts, Frederick, general (Salvation Army),
Cogswell, Alice (daughter of Mason 183
Cogswell), 240 Coventry, Mrs., 92
Cogswell, Mason, 240 Craig, Roberta, 214-215
Coke, Thomas (1747-1814), bishop, 38, 41, Cram, W. G., 153-154
131, 147 Crawford, Martha, 134
Cole, Charles C., Jr., 206, 250-259 Croes, John, 34
College of New Jersey (/ater Princeton Crosby, Sarah (Sally), Mrs. (1729-1804), 87
University), Princeton, New Jersey, 34 Crossley, Miss, 178
Collins, Kenneth J., 138, 162-175 Crown Churches, Texas, 62
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, see Crump, David, 21
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. Crussell-Freeman Mission for the Deaf
Columbia University, New York, New York, (1902), Atlanta, Georgia, 245
206 Cunningham, A. G., 187
Columbus, Georgia, 265 Curtis, Olin Alfred (1850-1918), 210
Columbus, Ohio, 250-252, 255-256, 258
Colvin, Rachel, 79 Dallas, Texas, 2, 62
Colvin Institute, Baltimore, Maryland, 79 Dallas-Denton District, Texas, 58
Committee on Historical and Doctrinal Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, Texas, 62
Statement (Korean), 11 Dante Alighieri (Durante Alighieri)
Committee on Missions (Georgia (1265-1321), 101
Conference), 265 Darwin, Charles Robert (1809-1882), 64
Committee on Sabbath Schools (Ohio Darwinism, 98
Conference), 257 Davidson, Anna L., 79
Common Sense philosophy, 105-106 Davis, Barry C., 2, 17-32
Communist, 159 Dawgreen, England, 126-127
Conard, A. Mark, 204 Dayton, Donald W., 187
Conference Tract Society (Ohio Conference), Dayton, Ohio, 201, 268
250 Deaconess College, Ilkley, England, 178
Confucianism, 15 Deaconess’ Home, Chicago, Illinois, 243
Congo, Africa, 206, 260-265 Deaf church, 239-249
Congo Mission (Methodist Episcopal Church, Deaf culture, 239-249
South), Africa, 264 Deaf people, 239-249
Congo Mission (Presbyterian), Africa, 261 Deck, Amy, see Faust, Amy Deck.
Congo River, Africa, 263 Deism, 19-20, 23
Congolese,'263, 265 Delaware, Ohio, 256-257
Congregational, 207-219, 243 Delaware River, 219
Congregationalists, 40, 232 Delmarva region (Delaware, Maryland,
Connecticut, 104, 240-241 Virginia), 272
Conservative Judaism, 195 Democratic Party (U.S.A.), 258
Constitution (U.S.A.), 253 Dendy, Walter C., 254
Cook, Isaac P, 82 Denison, James, 246
Cook, Thomas (1859-1912), 177 Denton, John Bunyan, attorney and Methodist
Coolville, Ohio, 255 circuit rider, 56
Cooper, Adam W. (1879-1950), bishop, 215, Denton County, Texas, 2, 55-56, 62
217-218 Denton County (Texas) Historical
Cooper, Anna Julia, 45-46 Commission, 2
280 Index
Denver Theological Seminary, 70 East Baltimore Station Methodist Episcopal
Depression Era, 62 Chruch, Baltimore, Maryland, 76
Dewsbury, England, 131 East Pennsylvania Conference (Evangelical
Dickens, Charles John Huffam (1812-1870), Congregational Church), 208, 211-212,
17 215-216
Didsbury College, 178 East Pennsylvania Conference (United
Dillard, John, 58 Evangelical Church), 207-209
Dillard, Lila (Mrs. John Dillard), 58 Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Dillard, Marvin, 57 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 213, 266
DiPaolo, Joseph F, 266-267, 269 Eastern Christianity, 118, 121
Disciple Bible Study, 249 Eastern Europe, 221
Discipline (Evangelical Congregational Eastern Fathers, 115
Church), 214, 219 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (The United
Discipline (Methodist Episcopal Church), 251, Methodist Church), 206
259 Eaton, Herrick, 238
Discipline, Book of, 157 Ebenezer, Georgia, 220
Discipline, Book of (Methodist Episcopal Eden, garden, 65, 114
Church), 230 Edinburgh, Scotland, 240
Discipline, The Book of (The United Edwards, Jonathan (1703-1758), 105
Einstein, Albert (1879-1955), 64
Methodist Church), 201, 203
Elba, Italy, 241
DISCOVERY, 64-66, 125-131, 191-193,
Elizabeth, New Jersey, 39
266-267
Elizabethtown, New Jersey, 33
District of Columbia, 70, 206
Elliott, Charles, 253, 255
Dixon, Illinois, 213
Ellison, Richard (d. 1760), 191
Doane, George Washington (1799-1859),
Ellison, Susanna (Sukey) Wesley (Mrs.
bishop, 42
Richard Ellison) (1695-1764), 191
Dodson, Jualynne E., 195-196
Elmes, Constance E. Hasenstab (daughter of
Dominic (1170-1221), saint, 189
Philip J. Hasenstab), 244, 247
Dominican Order, 224
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882), 2
Douglass, Frederick (real name Frederick
Emerson School of Oratory, Boston,
Augustus Washington Bailey)
Massachusetts, 199
(18172-1895), 45-46, 52
Emmanuel Evangelical Congregational
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 65
Church, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 211
Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, 2,
Emmanuel Holiness Church, 185
125, 206 England, 33, 37, 41, 70, 96, 125, 149, 176,
Drysdale, John, 185 188, 190, 203, 240-241, 246, 253-254
Duke, William (1757-1840), 39 English, 38, 253
Duke University Divinity School, Durham, English, language, 3, 19, 124, 240, 246, 248
North Carolina, 70 English, John C., 206, 220-227
Dunning, Norman, 179-180 English Protestants, 270
Duran, Don, pastor, 62 English Reformation, 213
Durbin, John Price (1800-1876), 253 Englishmen, 221
Durham, North Carolina, 199 Entire sanctification, 176-190
Dustin, Brother, 256 Episcopal Church, 38-40, 42-43
Dutch, Pennsylvania, 214 Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey, 33-34
Dutch style architecture, 236 Episcopalian, 243
Dwight, Timothy (1752-1817), 241, 253 Episcopalianism, 38, 40
Episcopalians, 38, 41
E. W. Kenyon and the Postbellum Pursuit of Epworth League, 244
Peace, Power, and Plenty, 199 Erwin, George F, 154-155, 157
Earle, John, 141 Europe, 7, 22, 155, 200, 221, 223-224, 241,
East Asia School of Theology, Japan, 2 246, 253
Index
European, 23, 260, 265 Flewelling, Ralph T., 51
Eutaw Street Mission for the Deaf (1896) Florida, 222, 224
(later Christ Methodist Episcopal Church), Florida Conference (Methodist Episcopal
Baltimore, Maryland, 244 Church, South), 245
Evangelical, 189, 207-219 Florovsky, Georges, 116
Evangelical Association, 207-219 Flynt, Wayne, 133-135
Evangelical Church, 207-219 Ford, Jack, 185
Evangelical Congregational Church (E.C.C.) Fort Worth, Texas, 62
(1922-1950), 207-219 Fowler, Andrew, 36
Evangelical Lutheran, 195 Fox, John, London Methodist layman, 86
Evangelical School of Theology, Myerstown, Foxwell, Louis, Sr., 245, 247-248
Pennsylvania, 206 France, 108, 246
Evangelicalism, 176-190, 219 Francis of Assisi (Giovanni Francesco
Evangelist and Christian Worker (Evangelical Bernardone, 1182-1226), saint, 189
Congregational Church), 214 Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790), 20
Evans, Christopher Hodge, 268 Franklin, Tennessee, 198
Evanston, Illinois, 268
Frederica, Georgia, 222-224
Eve, 64, 141, 172
Frederick, Maryland, 244
Ewangu, Congo, Africa, 263 Free University of Congo School of Theology,
Ewell, Smith Island, Chesapeake Bay,
Congo, Africa, 206
Maryland, 271
French, language, 251
French royalist, 241
Fadeley, Nancie Peacocke, 204
French Ursulines, 133
Faile, Shirley B., 2, 55-63
Frost, J. H., 254
Faith Mission (1886), 185-186
Fundamentalist-Modernist controversy, 213
Faust, Amy Deck, 214-215
Federal Council of Churches, 268
Gainesville District, Texas, 58
Fellowship of the Kingdom (FK.), “The
Gallaudet, Edward Miner (youngest son of
Hayes,” Swanwick, England, 183
Thomas H. Gallaudet), 242, 246
Female Benevolent Society (Baltimore
Gallaudet, Sophia Fowler (Mrs. Thomas H.
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church),
79 Gallaudet), 242
Gallaudet, Thomas (eldest son of Thomas H.
Ferdinand V of Castile (or Ferdinand II of
Gallaudet), 242
Aragon) (1452-1516), king, the Catholic,
253 Gallaudet, Thomas H., 240-242
Ferrell, Gary L., 200-201, 203 Gallaudet University, Washington, District of
Fetter-Lane, London, England, 30 Columbia, 206, 242
Fetter Lane Society, London, England, 136 Galveston, Texas, 58
Filer, Clifford, 185 Garrett, Charles, .177
Finley, James Bradley (1781-1856), 206, 253, Garvey, Marcus A., 265
256 Gay, John (1685-1732), 192
Finney, Charles Grandison (1792-1875), 187 Geissler, Suzanne, 2, 33-43
Finney, Charles L. (secretary, The Historical General Board of Global Ministries (The
Society of the United Methodist Church), United Methodist Church), 138, 248
200-201, 204 General Commission on Archives and History
First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois, (The United Methodist Church)
268 (G.C.A.H.), 70, 200-204
Fisher, J. Earnest, 8 General Conference (Christian Methodist
Flame, The, 185, 189 Episcopai Church, orig. Colored Methodist
Fletcher, John William (orig. Jean Guillaume Episcopal Church), 261
de la Fléchére) (1729-1785), 95-96, 145, General Conference (Evangelical
253 Congregational Church), 207, 208,
Flew, Robert Newton (1886-1962), 176, 179 210-212, 214, 216-217
282 Index
General Conference (Korean Methodist Groveport, Ohio, 256
Church), 11, 13 Guelph, Ontario, Canada, 196, 197, 203
General Conference (The Methodist Church), Guelzo, Allan C., 39
268 Guilford, Joseph, 89, 92, 94-95
General Conference (Methodist Episcopal Guillermo, Artemio, 202
Church), 48, 77, 230-231, 253, 258, 268 Gurley, William, 254
General Conference (Methodist Episcopal
Church, South), 233, 261 Hagerty, E., 76
General Conference (The United Methodist Hagerty, James, 76
Church), 248-249 Hagin, Kenneth E., 199
General Convention (Protestant Episcopal Halifax, England, 126, 130
Church), 33-36, 41 Hall, Martha (Patty) Wesley (Mrs. Westley
General Council on Finance and Hall) (1706-1791), 191
Administration (G.C.FA.), 200 Hall, Westley (d. 1776), 191
Geological Society of France, 108 Halle, University of, see University of Halle.
Georgia, 19, 30-32, 113, 118, 154, 220-227, Hamlin University, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 203
245, 262 Handel, George Frederick (1685-1759), 144
Georgia Conference (Methodist Episcopal Harada, Rev. (Japanese Methodist Church,
Church, South), 265 Harbin, China), 157
German, 220 Harbin, China, 153-157
German, language, 257 Hargrove, Robert Kennon (1829-1905),
German philosophy, 104 bishop, 233
Germany, 50, 221 Harkness, Georgia Elma (1891-1974), 44
Gilbert, John Wesley (1865-1923), 260-265 Harmar, Ohio, 254, 256, 259
Gingrich and Barth, History of Albright, 211 Harmonialism, 199
Gisborne, Thomas, 254 Harrington, Mark W., 100
Good News, 204 Harris, Richard Reader, 184, 187
Goodwin, Charles H., 70, 86-96 Harris, Ruby, 60
Gordon College, 199 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 208-210
Gordon Riots (1780), 149 Harrison, William Pope (1830-1895), 232
Gorrell, Donald K., 268 Harrold, Philip E., 70, 97-112
Gouverneur, Mary (/ater Mrs. Uzal Ogden, Hartford, Connecticut, 240
Jr.), 33 Hartzler, Henry Burns (1840-1920), bishop,
Govan, John, 186 214
Grace Evangelical Congregational Church, Hasenstab, Georgia (Mrs. Philip J. Hasenstab),
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 218 247
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, 243 Hasenstab, Philip J. (d. 1941), 243-244, 247
Graham, William Franklin (Billy Graham, Hatch, Miss, 178
b. 1918), 189 Havana, Cuba, 223
Granville, Ohio, 250 Hawk, J. C., 157
Grassington, England, 130 “Hayes, The,” of the Fellowship of the
Great Awakening, 39 Kingdom (FK.), Swanwick, England, 183
Great Britain, 19, 22-23, 222, Heath, Ann Loyd (mother of Uriah Heath),
Great Depression, 211, 216 250
Greece, 262 Heath, Tinsley (father of Uriah Heath), 250
Greek, language, 19, 65, 121, Heath, Uriah (1809-1862), 250-259
Greek New Testament, 252 Hebrew, language, 221
Greek Revival, architecture, 79, 84 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich (1770-1831),
Greene Street Methodist Protestant Church 50
(also West Baltimore Station), Baltimore, Heil, William Franklin (1857-1930), bishop,
Maryland, 71, 82 cover 4 (July 1998), 207, 209-210
Greensburg, Indiana, 269 Heitzenrater, Richard Paul, 125
Grose, Earl, 248 Henderson, D. Michael, 270