home missions society造句

• The Home Mission Society prevented slaveholders from being appointed as missionaries.
• The Karen Home Mission Society was also housed in that building.
• This caused the Home Mission Society to separate northern and southern divisions.
• In 1833, 91 missionaries were appointed by the Home Mission Society.
• By 1843, he was recording secretary of the Home Mission Society.
• In 1889, the Associational Women's Home Missions Society was organized.
• In 1830, Shipherd accepted a commission from the American Home Mission Society.
• In the meantime, the American Home Mission Society made provisions for Porter.
• The American Baptist Home Mission Society began home mission work with Norwegians in 1848.
• In 1854 Karen Home Mission Society was formed.
• Furner was responsible for the Home Mission Society bins being placed at the Manly Wharves.
• The Home Mission Society and the Freedman's Bureau jointly provided funding for the Institute.
• The American Baptist Home Mission Society provided the students with services every morning and religious teachings during the week.
• In 1931, 46 colporteur and chapel car missionaries were under appointment by the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
• By 1925, the Church Army grew to become the largest home mission society in the Church of England.
• Georgia Baptists decided to test the claimed neutrality by recommending a slaveholder to the Home Mission Society as a missionary.
• The Triennial Convention and the Home Mission Society adopted a kind of neutrality concerning slavery, neither condoning nor condemning it.
• The Home Mission Society gave a statement saying that a person could not be a missionary and keep his slaves as property.
• The Home Mission Society ( ABHMS ), itself, was organized in 1832 to raise support for missionaries in North America.
• They renamed it Centennial Baptist Church; it was selected as a model by the American Baptist Home Mission Society of America.