. The history of Methodism. OLIVER NUGENT. COMMUNION TABLE FROM OLD REHOBOTH CHURCH, UNION, VA. ! ;.:^ ^.:;iic-~ti5re I -- -. »_ - -=; -i. ?I 338 American Methodism On their trip through Virginia they dined with General Washington at Mount Vernon, before going to Baltimore,where Coke said farewell to the preachers in Conference, andsailed for home in June, 1785. For nearly two years—June, 1785, to March, 1787—theentiresupervision of the work rested on Asbury. He was constantlyin motion, passing from New York to Charleston, with in- fSflii 1 ,-^tt^ &z Jk^n^^^I^^^V ^tr&iist ^pH^ HSraSlllis


. The history of Methodism. OLIVER NUGENT. COMMUNION TABLE FROM OLD REHOBOTH CHURCH, UNION, VA. ! ;.:^ ^.:;iic-~ti5re I -- -. »_ - -=; -i. ?I 338 American Methodism On their trip through Virginia they dined with General Washington at Mount Vernon, before going to Baltimore,where Coke said farewell to the preachers in Conference, andsailed for home in June, 1785. For nearly two years—June, 1785, to March, 1787—theentiresupervision of the work rested on Asbury. He was constantlyin motion, passing from New York to Charleston, with in- fSflii 1 ,-^tt^ &z Jk^n^^^I^^^V ^tr&iist ^pH^ HSraSlllisi ?* ;* ^^^1^^^ MWKgwSea^l^^afe-^ii^^ f ^ff^ \ ^*%| DWELLING AND TOMB OF HENRY Baltimore Conference met in this house in 1801. finite disregard of toil and fatigue. His Journals give themost modest records of his discomforts and mishaps. It isonly at signs of religious prosperity that the words sleeps in tavern lofts, listening to the wind tugging atthe shingles-, his books are wet in fording streams; thewretched roads drive him from his carriage to the saddle,and the deep rivers endanger t


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