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twenty-five years, and was the first such agent ever employed in China. This
Mission in 1890 numbered seven missionaries, two medical agents, one lady agent, forty-six native helpers, and six female native helpers. It had over thirteen hundred communicants, and about two hundred and fifty scholars in its day and boarding schools.
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district, where were situated the mission houses, and a medical dispensary and hospital. Innocent was the head of this circuit and the hospital was in charge of Drs. W. W. Shrubshall and F. W. Marshall. In this place also is located Rev. J. K. Robson, who had devoted himself to the work of the
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824:. The Plan of Pacification adopted by the conference in 1795 further entrenched his position, and Kilham was expelled from the conference in 1797.
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Methodist New Connexion's missionary work in China
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180:Sermons on Several Occasions
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446:William Williams Pantycelyn
219:Priesthood of all believers
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656:Methodist views on alcohol
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1045:The Sydney Morning Herald
979:. London: S.W. Partridge.
808:The secession was led by
790:Wesleyan Methodist Church
234:Substitutionary atonement
1096:Townsend (1890), 246-247
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340:Covenant Renewal Service
212:Conditional preservation
1175:Methodist denominations
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786:United Methodist Church
759:Methodist New Connexion
721:Christianity portal
627:Holiness Pentecostalism
547:Global Methodist Church
542:World Methodist Council
537:United Methodist Church
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284:Christian perfection
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