220:"The association has been organized for the purpose of establishing a summer resort to be conducted on lines similar to those of other religious and educational associations, where present-day topics and problems in the religious, educational and civic world will be presented and discussed by the masters of each department. Long Island resorts have been known purely as pleasure resorts with no religious features connected with them except at a small camp meeting of Jamesport. There has been no concerted movement for the establishment of a resort of this kind within easy reach of New York city in the past; and keeping that idea prominently before their minds the members of the assembly came to the conclusion that in what might be called the metropolitan district there are 8,000,000 people, many of whom are going to distant places to find such privileges, felt that the time had arrived to lay the foundations of and establish such a work as it is proposed to do at Stony Brook."
228:"Ocean Grove puts emphasis distinctly on its camp meetings; the services at Stony Brook, it is projected, shall be on a much larger and broader platform. The proceedings at Northfield and Winona are distinctly spiritual in character and each limited to fifteen days. The Stony Brook program embraces most of the summer and includes the consideration of social questions, political questions in their moral aspects, and educational as well as religious problems, which with the various conferences planned will fully take up the months of July and August."
133:. The first meeting began on July 3, 1909, in a large tent pitched on the lawn of Carson's home on Christian Avenue. Despite the stormy weather, which tore the tent, the conferences were an immediate success. Though the first conference had 707 registered guests, 3,869 people in all were in attendance. By the next summer, an auditorium accommodating 1,000 people was erected on the assembly grounds. At the time it was the largest building on Long Island. Today the auditorium is known as Carson Auditorium.
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relationship with other branches of
Christianity, including Catholics. That summer, the conferences were suspended and the Assembly was later dissolved. The Stony Brook School retained the property and was rechartered separately from its incorporation under the Assembly.
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Assembly's second summer, J. Wilbur Chapman wrote his hymn
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from 1909 to 1958. Nationally and internationally known speakers led conferences covering topics on religious, educational, and social reform. The assembly was also the parent organization which founded
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Assembly were a set of seven core doctrinal principles upon which all speakers and directors agreed to adhere. The Platform was drafted at the residence of John F. Carson.
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In 1915, New York philanthropist
Ferdinand T. Hopkins funded the erection of a hotel for conference guests on the assembly grounds. Hopkins Hall stood until it was demolished in 1980.
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The purpose of the founders of the assembly was to establish a center of religious and educational work in harmony with the
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to use its grounds outside of the summer months. Though the assembly dissolved, the school still remains today.
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in March 1909, John Carson explained the reasons why the endeavor of founding the
Assembly was undertaken:
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Rev. James A. Worden – Supt., S. S. Training Board of
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Carson continued explaining the broader purpose of the conferences in addition to their religious focus:
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Rev. Willis L. Gelston – Supt., Young People’s Work, Board
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Conferences typically offered each summer addressed various topics and constituencies, which included:
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ministers and laymen united to establish a summer Bible conference enterprise in the tri-state area of
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Rev. Frederic W. Loetscher – Professor, Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ
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Rev. Newell Woolsey Wells – South Third Street Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY
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conference-goers objected to Graham's presence on campus because of his broadly
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Rev. Richard T. Jones – Susquehanna Ave. Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. William Henry Roberts – Stated Clerk, General Assembly, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. J. K. McClurkin – Shady Side United Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. Harlan G. Mendenhall – West 23rd St. Presbyterian Church, New York, NY
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Rev. W. H. Hubbard – Executive Secretary, Executive Commission, Auburn, NY
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Rev. Henry Alford Boggs - Princeton Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. E. Van Dyke Wight – Westminster Presbyterian Church, Middletown, NY
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Rev. J. Beveridge Lee – St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. James E. Garvin – Herron Avenue Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. Joseph W. Cochran – Secretary, Board of Education, Philadelphia, PA
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with the Platform of Principles included in its certificate and bylaws.
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Rev. Acquilla Webb, Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY
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Rev. D. J. McMillan – Secretary, Board of Church Erection, New York, NY
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Rev. John H. Kerr – Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY
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Rev. Robert Scott Inglis – Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. A. W. Halsey – Secretary, Board of Foreign Missions, New York, NY
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Rev. Charles Lee Reynolds – Second Presbyterian Church, Lexington, KY
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Rev. John R. Davies – Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. Thomas Walters – Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. George Gibson Kerr – First Presbyterian Church, Cannonsburg, PA
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Rev. Campbell Coyle – Bellefield Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. Edgar Whitaker Work – Fourth Presbyterian Church, New York, NY
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Rev. William Ray Dobyns – First Presbyterian Church, St. Joseph, MO
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Rev. Maitland Alexander - First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. William P. Stevenson – First Presbyterian Church, Yonkers, NY
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Rev. William L. McEwan – Third Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. James W. Laughlin – First Presbyterian Church, Janesville, WI
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Rev. Martin D. Kneeland – Moderator, Synod of New York, Boston, MA
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Rev. Henry C. Cronin – Second Presbyterian Church, Jersey City, NJ
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Rev. Robert Watson – Covenant Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, OH
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Rev. E. Trumbull Lee – First Presbyterian Church, Wilkinsburg, PA
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Rev. C. A. R. Janvier – Hollond Memorial Church, Philadelphia, PA
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Rev. John M. Gaston – Secretary, Freedmen’s Board, Pittsburgh, PA
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Rev. John Lyon Caughey – Harlem Presbyterian Church, New York, NY
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V. The divine inspiration, integrity and authority of the Bible
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Rev. S. Edward Young – Bedford Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY
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Rev. John F. Patterson – Central Presbyterian Church, Orange, NJ
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Rev. C. T. Edwards – Bay Ridge Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY
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Rev. J. R. J. Milligan – First Presbyterian Church, Pontiac, MI
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Rev. Robert H. Carson – Grace Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY
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Rev. David G. Wylie – Scotch Presbyterian Church, New York, NY
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Rev. John T. Wilds – Seventh Presbyterian Church, New York, NY
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Rev. Thomas A. McCurdy – First Presbyterian Church, Mandan, ND
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Rev. Reid S. Dickson – Presbyterian Church, New Providence, NJ
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Rev. D. C. Stewart – First Reformed Church, Hackensack, NJ
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II. Summer School for Theological Students and Ministers
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In September 1922, the Directors of the Assembly opened
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Christian organizations established in the 20th century
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Samuel McCune Lindsay - Social Reformer/Philanthropist
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IV. The divine institution and mission of the Church.
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In April 1914, the Assembly was incorporated by the
1876:"Great English Preachers At Stony Brook Auditorium"
1826:"Six Day Bible Convention Scheduled At Stony Brook"
1276:"Billy Graham Set For Rally Tonight At Stony Brook"
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1901:"Bible Conference Opens At Stony Brook, Aug. 23"
1162:W. Graham Scroggie - English Minister/Evangelist
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1663:"Sacred Prophecy Conference To Open On Aug. 18"
1607:"Bible Conference Scheduled For Aug. 23-Sep. 1"
1801:"Bible Conference Opens At Stony Brook Sunday"
1017:- Social Reformer/Suffragist/U.S. Ambassador
1002:Walter B. Greenway - Minister/ President of
212:In advertising the Assembly in the magazine
154:In 1918, Robert Johnston, vice-president of
2113:Christian organizations established in 1909
1078:Owen R. Lovejoy - Anti-child labor activist
361:Rev. Thomas W. Campbell – Richmond Hill, NY
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101:In 1906 a prominent group of predominantly
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456:Rev. William A. Holliday - Plainville, NJ
386:Rev. Nathaniel W. Conkling – New York, NY
298:V. Evangelistic Conference and Fellowship
292:III. Conference for Sunday School Workers
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871:Mrs. J. Livingston Taylor, Cleveland, OH
671:German Presbyterian Theological Seminary
669:Rev. Cornelius M. Steffens – President,
642:Rev. Frederick F. Shannon – Brooklyn, NY
449:Rev. Frederick W. Hirriett - President,
437:Rev. C. P. Goodson – Jamaica Estates, NY
313:X. Conference for Public School Teachers
295:IV. Conference for the study of Prophecy
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247:I. The deity of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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842:Mr. Charles C. Savage, Philadelphia, PA
787:Mr. William Phillips Hall, New York, NY
536:Rev. Robert H. McCready – Ridgewood, NJ
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874:Mr. Herbert K. Twitchell, Brooklyn, NY
868:Mr. Thomas W. Synnot, Philadelphia, PA
604:Rev. Thomas Needham – Collingswood, NJ
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1264:. New York: Oxford Press. p. 24.
1233:Our Great Savior (Living He Loved Me)
1195:J. Christy Wilson - Muslim Evangelist
852:Mr. James M. Steele, Philadelphia, PA
806:Mr. Craig N. Ligget, Philadelphia, PA
796:Mr. Alba B. Johnson, Philadelphia, PA
689:Rev. William P. Swartz – New York, NY
639:Rev. John Robertson – Minneapolis, MN
623:Rev. Wilson Phraner – East Orange, NJ
407:Rev. William T. Elsing – New York, NY
1497:Jenks, Jeremiah W. (July 23, 1910).
1396:"Assembly Brochure circa 1912 pp. 9"
1375:"Assembly Brochure circa 1912 pp. 8"
1354:"Assembly Brochure circa 1912 pp. 7"
1333:"Assembly Brochure circa 1912 pp. 6"
1165:P. Tecumseh Sherman - Labor activist
1108:- Minister/Anti-child labor activist
1090:- Bible Scholar/Evangelist/Apologist
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824:Mrs. James B. Oliver, Pittsburgh, PA
818:Mr. Henry D. Moore, Philadelphia, PA
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1207:Irvin Shortress Yeaworth - Minister
889:Mr. William P. Youngs, New York, NY
883:Mr. James B. Welsh, Kansas City, MO
833:Mrs. Maria L. Roberts, Brooklyn, NY
662:Rev. James H. Snowden – Professor,
652:Rev. Arthur J. Smith – New York, NY
628:New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
548:Rev. Robert Mackenzie – Secretary,
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821:Mrs. R. W. Moulton, Providence, RI
799:Mr. Giles Kellogg, Los Angeles, CA
790:Mr. Clarence H. Hedden, Newark, NJ
772:Mr. W. L. Dubois, Philadelphia, PA
678:Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
607:Rev. Ford C. Ottman – Stamford, CT
558:Rev. John A. Marquis – President,
310:IX. Social and Economic Conference
284:General Bible Conference Aug. 1918
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2056:"Songs of the Assembly: Number 1"
1929:"Bible Conference at Stony Brook"
1398:. The Stony Brook School Archives
1377:. The Stony Brook School Archives
1356:. The Stony Brook School Archives
1335:. The Stony Brook School Archives
855:Mr. Andrew Stevenson, Chicago, IL
809:Mr. C. H. Lounsbury, Stamford, CT
793:Mr. Charles Higgins, Brooklyn, NY
775:Mr. E. O. Emerson, Titusville, PA
307:VIII. Conference for Young People
1144:- Revivalist Minister/Evangelist
981:William Hiram Foulkes - Minister
877:Mr. I. Walter Veghte, Newark, NJ
836:Mr. H. E. Robinson, Brooklyn, NY
784:Mr. Thomas D. Foster, Ottuma, IA
781:Mr. J. J. Fisher, Pittsburgh, PA
778:Mr. J. B. Finley, Pittsburgh, PA
657:East Liberty Presbyterian Church
599:Washington and Jefferson College
509:Rev. H. D. Lindsay – President,
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858:Mr. E. E. Stewart, Brooklyn, NY
849:Mr. E. G. Selchow, New York, NY
830:Mr. James H. Post, Brooklyn, NY
827:Mr. F. H. Peters, St. Louis, MO
815:Mrs. C. O. Miller, Stamford, CT
762:Mr. J. P. Bradley, New York, NY
759:Mr. George Arnold, Paterson, NJ
171:The Stony Brook School for Boys
156:Scruggs, Vandervoort and Barney
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1009:Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
812:Mr. C. O. Miller, Stamford, CT
518:Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church
511:Pennsylvania College for Women
416:Princeton Theological Seminary
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1123:- English Minister/Evangelist
1114:- English Minister/Evangelist
1053:- English Minister/Evangelist
963:- Bible Scholar/President of
902:Prominent Conference Speakers
839:Mr. L. P. Rumsey, Chicago, IL
471:Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston –
421:Rev. William Hiram Foulkes –
2006:"Dr. Munro Is Rally Speaker"
1499:"The Stony Brook Conference"
1260:Lockerbie, D. Bruce (1972).
1174:J. Ross Stevenson - Minister
1132:- English Women's Suffragist
1029:- Methodist Episcopal Bishop
1011:- English Women's Suffragist
880:Mr. Joseph Weber, Newark, NJ
664:Western Theological Seminary
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933:- Evangelist/Leader of the
750:Contributing $ 100–$ 2,500
493:Rev. Washington R. Laird –
423:Rutgers Presbyterian Church
301:VI. Conference for Students
278:I. General Bible Conference
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647:Second Presbyterian Church
572:Rev. Louis Meyer – Editor
354:Rev. Marcus A. Brownson –
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1529:"The Stony Brook Program"
1204:David G. Wylie - Minister
1126:Ford C. Ottman - Minister
1096:- Fundamentalist Minister
1015:Florence Jaffray Harriman
957:John F. Carson - Minister
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626:Rev. Wallace Radcliffe –
588:First Presbyterian Church
495:First Presbyterian Church
473:First Presbyterian Church
356:Tenth Presbyterian Church
1981:"Stony Brook Conference"
1955:"Stony Brook Conference"
1769:"Assembly to Hear Jones"
1713:"Chautauqua's New Rival"
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1201:- Bible Scholar/Linguist
645:Rev. John Balcom Shaw –
318:Founders of the Assembly
16:Evangelical organization
1985:The Port Jefferson Echo
1905:The Port Jefferson Echo
1880:The Port Jefferson Echo
1692:The Port Jefferson Echo
1667:The Port Jefferson Echo
1611:The Port Jefferson Echo
1558:The Port Jefferson Echo
942:- Evangelist/Politician
1554:"Bryan at Stony Brook"
1262:The Way They Should Go
1033:William Henry Houghton
940:William Jennings Bryan
655:Rev. Frank W. Snead –
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1805:The Patchogue Advance
1639:The Patchogue Advance
1458:The Patchogue Advance
1280:The Patchogue Advance
1106:Alexander J. McKelway
1088:Walter Ralston Martin
1047:- Scottish Evangelist
1041:- Professor/Economist
972:- Minister/Theologian
954:- Minister/Evangelist
925:William Stiles Bennet
921:- Minister/Evangelist
919:Donald Grey Barnhouse
694:Ethelbert D. Warfield
516:Rev. John E. Lloyd –
380:– Jamaica Estates, NY
304:VII. An Open Congress
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1688:"Big Suffrage Rally"
1282:. September 26, 1957
1237:Long Island Railroad
1138:- Scholar/Theologian
1130:Christabel Pankhurst
1084:- Scholar/Theologian
913:Charles M. Alexander
270:Types of Conferences
140:Hopkins Hall c. 1918
29:Stony Brook Assembly
1933:Suffolk County News
1857:. September 5, 1924
1560:. September 2, 1911
1213:- Muslim Evangelist
1142:George F. Pentecost
1051:Joseph William Kemp
999:- Mayor of New York
976:Charles L. Feinberg
330:Contributing $ 100
188:'s 1957 crusade at
1720:The New York Times
1241:How Great Thou Art
1199:Robert Dick Wilson
1178:John Timothy Stone
1121:G. Campbell Morgan
1027:Theodore Henderson
997:William Jay Gaynor
991:Frank E. Gaebelein
630:, Washington, D.C.
562:, Cedar Rapids, IA
497:, West Chester, PA
358:, Philadelphia, PA
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175:Frank E. Gaebelein
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2010:The County Review
1987:. August 12, 1922
1959:The Long-Islander
1907:. August 14, 1930
1882:. August 25, 1927
1855:The Long-Islander
1830:The Long-Islander
1807:. August 17, 1928
1750:. August 15, 1924
1748:The Long-Islander
1669:. August 15, 1929
1586:The Long-Islander
1535:. August 17, 1923
1533:The Long-Islander
1460:. August 26, 1938
1428:. August 22, 1919
1426:The Long-Islander
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1190:William R. Wilcox
1136:Francis L. Patton
1082:J. Gresham Machen
1021:Robert W. Hebberd
985:Arno C. Gaebelein
970:Charles R. Erdman
952:J. Wilbur Chapman
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865:, Los Angeles, CA
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698:Lafayette College
618:Francis L. Patton
412:Charles R. Erdman
378:J. Wilbur Chapman
179:Arno C. Gaebelein
146:State of New York
131:Long Island Sound
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