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58 resultados para Christ Church Cranbrook (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)

Letter from Universalist Church in New Hanover, Burlington County, New Jersey, May 22, 1798

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Letter from Universalist Church in Philadelphia, May 24, 1801

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Letter from Universalist Church in Plemouth [sic], Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, May 18, 1802

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Letter from Universalist Church in Newbritain, Pennsylvania, May 23, 1802

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Letter from Universalist Church in Philadelphia, May 23, 1802

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Letter from Universalist Church in Philadelphia, May 15, 1803

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Letter from Universalist Church in Newbritain, Pennsylvania, May 22, 1803

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Letter from Universalist Church in Newbritain, Pennsylvania, May 19, 1805

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Letter from Universalist Church in Philadelphia, May 19, 1805

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Copy of letter, in hand of James Moore, probably sent to Abner Osburn, Frederick County, Virginia,March 10, 1791. Concerns the securing of Duncan McLain, then minister in Virginia, as minister of the Universalist Church in Philadelphia

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Copy of letter in hand of James Moore, probably to George Richards, March 14, 1792. This letter concerns an effort to secure Richards as minister of the Universalist Church in Philadelphia

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No. 1033, April 5, 1799. Annual Fast. Preached also at Chelmsford, April 25 – Continental Fast. "Imminent dangers to the church just cause of trembling to the pious heart." I Samuel IV Chapter 13 Verse, middle clause – = "His heart trembled for the ark of God."

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Sermon III, 1803: And ye will not come to me that ye might have life. This folder also contains a handwritten card which says “This sermon was preached by Rev. Oakes Shaw, father of the late Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw of Boston. Rev. Oakes Shaws’ Church is still standing at West Barnstable, Mass. Presented by Henry(?) B. Thomas who married the grand-daughter of Chief Justice Shaw.”

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This handwritten address was delivered by Rev. Thomas Cary, 1745-1808, minister of the First Congregational Church of Newburyport, Massachusetts for the ordination of Samuel Spring as the minister of the Second Congregational Church of Newburyport on August 6, 1777.

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A prayer to Christ, undated

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Short handwritten poem beginning, "Suffer me not Oh Christ to be..."

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