Origin and Early History of the Disciples of Christ: With Special Reference to the Period Between 1809 and 1835 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from Origin and Early History of the Disciples of Christ: With Special Reference to the Period Between 1809 and 1835

Methodists Oppose the Reformers Cartwright and Reasons for Campbell's attack on the Campbell's early Opposition to Bible, tract and missionary societies, Sunday-schools and Changes begin growing Chapter VII. Teachings and Practices of the Disciples of.

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The writer of this thesis, Walter Wilson Jennings, was born at Carmi, Illinois, April 9, 1887. He attended the Grayville and Carmi public schools, and graduated from the high school of the latter in 1905. Two years of the next four were spent in teaching in the country schools of White County. In 1909 he entered the Eastern Illinois State Normal School, from which institution he graduated in 1911. After a year spent as principal of the North Side Grade School at Carmi, Illinois, he entered the University of Illinois. After a year there, he taught, 1913-1914, as principal of the Prophetstown High School, this State, but returned to the University of Illinois, where he has since remained, in the spring of 1914.

He completed his work for the bachelor's degree at the end of the first semester, 1914-1915, and received the degree in June, 1915.

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