Old churches and meeting houses in and around Philadelphia
| Main Author: | Faris, John T. 1871-1949. |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia, London,
J.B. Lippincott company.
1926.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- I. Trying days at Old St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal church, Philadelphia ...
- II. Glimpses of Friends and Friends' meetings in Philadelphia ...
- III. St. Mary's church, Burlington, New Jersey ...
- IV. Four Presbyterian churches in Delaware ...
- V. The beginnings of the Protestant Episcopal church at Swedesboro, New Jersey ...
- VI. Three old churches in Germantown ...
- VII. The tale of three Presbyterian congregations in Philadelphia ...
- VIII. Christ church, Philadelphia, birthplace of the American Protestant Episcopal church ...
- IX. The glorious beginning of the Reformed church in America ...
- X. How Norriton church became historic ...
- XI. The first Baptist church in Philadelphia ...
- XII. The beginnings of four Protestant Episcopal churches ...
- XIII. Among the Friends northeast of Philadelphia ...
- XIV. How Maidenhead and Trenton, New Jersey, were linked ...
- XV. How the Moravians came to have a church in Philadelphia ...
- XVI. Gloria Dei, the church built by the Swedes in Philadelphia ...
- XVII. Among the New Jersey Friends ...
- XVIII. How Great Valley Presbyterian church passed through the centuries ...
- XIX. The brilliant career of St. Michael's and Zion Lutheran churches ...
- XX. Friends from Chester to Wilmington and Birmingham ...
- XXI. At Middletown and Forks of Brandywine ...
- XXII. Ten Evangelical Lutheran churches ...
- XXIII. Two centuries with the Merion Friends ...
- XXIV. Trappe, the oldest Lutheran church in America ...
- XXV. Neshaminy of Warwick, the church of the log college ...
- XXVI. Intimate glimpses of Germantown meeting ...
- XXVII. The twin churches of Church road ...
- XXVIII. In Germantown and Frankford ...
- XXIX. St. George's church, the cradle of American Methodism ...
- XXX. Old St. David's church at Radnor ...
- XXXI. Early days of Fagg's Manor ...
- XXXII. Four suburban Protestant Episcopal churches ...
- XXXIII. The rise and fall of the Free Quakers ...
- XXXIV. The ups and downs of three provincial churches ...
- XXXV. The stormy beginnings of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Philadelphia ...
- XXXVI. Three churches between Philadelphia and the Falls of the Delaware ...
- XXXVII. How St. James', Kingsessing, and Christ church, Upper Merion, became Episcopal organizations.