Die Geschichte des Methodismus [elektronische Ressource]. Mir Kirche. Darüber hinaus ist die Kirche sufferedgreat Verlust von Eigentum Kirchen und Schulhäusern wurden in vielen Fällen durch die einfallenden Armee zerstört, oder wenn verwendet formilitary Zwecke waren fast ruiniert. Hochschule endowmentsvanished. Professoren waren ohne Studenten, und die Institutionen ihre Arbeit eingestellt. Der Verlag wurde usedas ein United States Army Druckerei. Wertvolle recordswere verbrannt für das Anzünden, alle Lager der establishmentwas erschöpft, und die gesamte Anlage wurde practicallywrecked. Die Kommunikation zwischen den verschiedenen Staaten und sogar

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The history of Methodism [electronic resource] . me church. Moreover, the Church sufferedgreat loss of property Churches and schoolhouses were inmany cases destroyed by the invading army, or if used formilitary purposes were almost ruined. College endowmentsvanished. Professors were without students, and the insti-tutions ceased their work. The publishing house was usedas a United States army printing office. Valuable recordswere burned for kindling, all the stock of the establishmentwas exhausted, and the entire property was practicallywrecked. Communication between different States, and even differ-ent parts of the same State, was shut off; consequently the Some Informal Conferences 1287 Annual Conferences did not meet regularly. Frequently nobishop could attend the Conference. The systematic workof the Church was not only interrupted, but in many placesalmost stopped. The General Conference which was to have met at NewOrleans in 1862 went by default. In the month of April, [862, however, a meeting of bishops and others was held in. THE WINSHIP RESIDENCE, ATLANTA, GA. Atlanta, Ga. The Rev W J. Scott, writing in 1883, saysthat on April 10, 1862, an informal meeting of the bishopsand the Board of Missions was held in the parlors of JosephWinship, on Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Bishops Paine, Soule, and Andrew could not attend. The first named senta written communication ; the two last named sent oral mes-sages. Besides the bishops, Drs. McTyeire and Hinton and 1288 American Methodism Joseph Wheeless, Esq., were present, and by invitation theRevs. W J Parks, W. J Seott, and G. G- MacDonnell wererequested to take part in the proceedings of the meeting. Amongst other business transacted was the apportionmentof the bishops salaries to certain specified Conferences. Itwas declared to be inexpedient in the existing state ofaffairs to hold a General Conference earlier than May, 1863.No General Conference was held, however, until in May, 1866, at New Orleans. Scott calls the me

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