. A history of the First Presbyterian Church, Concord, North Carolina : from its organization, 1804, to the completion of the present new church building, 1905. 0 accessions to the membership, principally from the childrenof the Sunday school and the pupils of Sunderland Hall. In the month of February following, a strip of land adjoining thechurch property was bought from Mr. Charles Wagoner for $325, inanticipation of additional room needed for the erection of a newchurch. The Sunday school of this church has an enrollment of 23 teachersand 238 scholars, including the pastors Bible class. The
. A history of the First Presbyterian Church, Concord, North Carolina : from its organization, 1804, to the completion of the present new church building, 1905. 0 accessions to the membership, principally from the childrenof the Sunday school and the pupils of Sunderland Hall. In the month of February following, a strip of land adjoining thechurch property was bought from Mr. Charles Wagoner for $325, inanticipation of additional room needed for the erection of a newchurch. The Sunday school of this church has an enrollment of 23 teachersand 238 scholars, including the pastors Bible class. The teachers in the Sunday school are prepared for their work byattendance on the prayer-meeting service, at which the lesson forthe coming Sabbath, is the subject of the lecture, and also by a sup-plementary conference, led by the pastor, at the close of prayermeeting. The duty of contributing generously to the support of the Orphan-age at Barium Springs is kept prominently before the congregationby both the pastor and the superintendent of the Sabbath school. For the year ending March, 1905, the church reported membershipa < I contributions as follows:. REV. GEORGE H. CORNELSON, JR.
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