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History of the Church of the United Brethren in

Christ, Virginia Conference

by A. P. Funkhouser

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I. Apostolic Christianity before Otterbein pp. 5
II. William Otterbein and the German Reformed Church pp.8
III. Martin Boehm and the Mennonites pp.12
IV. German Immigration in the Eighteenth Century pp.14
V. The Evangelical Movement among the German Immigrants pp.19
VI. Early Years of the Church pp.21
VII. Planting the Church in Virginia pp.24
VIII. Extracts from Newcomer's Journal pp.29
IX. The Early Preachers pp.33
X. Reminiscences of Some of the Early Preachers pp.36
XI. The Transition from German to English pp.44
XII. The Church in the War of 1861 pp.47
XIII. The Church in Recent Times pp.49
XIV. Movements toward Union with Other Churches pp.54
XV. Concerning Slavery and Intoxicants pp.56
XVI. Concerning Secret Societies pp.60
XVII. List of Preachers: Chronological pp.62
XVIII.List of Preachers: Alphabetical pp.67
XIX. Bishops, Missionaries, and Others pp.75
XX. Biographical Sketches of Ministers pp.79
XXI. Early Deaths among Ministers pp.94
XXII. Church Dedications pp.96
XXIII.Sketch of A. P. Funkhouser pp.101
XXIV.The Church and Education pp.106
XXV. The Virginia Conference School pp.109
XXVI.A Digest of the Conference Minutes pp.111
XXVII. 1921 CHARGES PP.153
XXVIII. 1921 CONFERENCE ROLL CALL PP.154
XXIX. GENERAL INDEX PP.156