. The origin and history of the primitive Methodist Church . e toi , Sheffield. engage heartily in aggressive Christian work. Be soon became the leader of three classes and the missioner ofEough, Newhill, and other neglected places. When the June Quarterly Meeting ofthe new Sheffield Circuit found itself in want of two preachersto break up fresh ground, it was hut natural that the eyesof the brethren should turn to William Taylor as a man inevery way likely to make a useful missionary. The officialshad not mistaken their man, nor did they commit an errorof judgment in thrusting him forth
. The origin and history of the primitive Methodist Church . e toi , Sheffield. engage heartily in aggressive Christian work. Be soon became the leader of three classes and the missioner ofEough, Newhill, and other neglected places. When the June Quarterly Meeting ofthe new Sheffield Circuit found itself in want of two preachersto break up fresh ground, it was hut natural that the eyesof the brethren should turn to William Taylor as a man inevery way likely to make a useful missionary. The officialshad not mistaken their man, nor did they commit an errorof judgment in thrusting him forth in July, 1820, intothe mission field. For twenty-nine years William Taylor diduseful work in various parts of the Connexion, dying August1 lih. 1849. From his Journal as given in the Magazine wefind liim Labouring at Barnsley, IVnistone, Wakefield, Horhury>Silt, lone, Cudworth, Huddersfield and many other familiarplaces in ilic West Riding. When the Branch QuarterlyMeeting wob held ;>t Barn ley in March, 1821, it- was found that four hundred persons.
Size: 2069px × 1207px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, bookidoriginhistor, bookyear1880
