. Mission und Missionsgesellschaft der Methodist Episcopal Church . bevor er nach Kalkutta Herr Tay-lor schrieb an Rev. J. Richards, Wesleyan Superintendent des Bezirks, offen erklärt seine Absicht, eine methodistische Kirche auf einer separaten Basis zu organisieren, Andreceived in Antwort eine herzliche Einladung zu kommen und die Gastfreundschaft der Wesleyan Pfarrhaus. Er begann übereinstimmend seine Arbeit im Zusammenhang mit den Wesleyans, aber nach einer vierzehn Tage erfolgreiche Arbeit mit ihnen, herevite zu einem anderen Teil der Stadt, und begann zu arbeiten, erklärt auf einer separaten Grundlage. Für einige Zeit große dif-ficult

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. Missions and missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal Church . fore going to Calcutta Mr. Tay-lor wrote to the Rev. J. Richards, Wesleyan superin-tendent of the district, frankly explaining his intentionto organize a Methodist Church on a separate basis, andreceived in reply a cordial invitation to come and acceptthe hospitality of the Wesleyan parsonage. He accord-ingly began his work in connection with the Wesleyans;but, after a fortnight of successful labor with them, hewithdrew to another part of the city, and began to workavowedly on a separate basis. For some time great dif-ficulty was experienced in finding a suitable hall forpublic worship; but late in February the Rev. GeorgeKerry, of the English Baptist Mission, offered him theuse of a chapel in Entally, an eastern suburb of the city.The offer was gratefully accepted, and the chapel, al-though inconveniently situated, proved very useful tothe infant cause. Mr. Kerry has ever remained a warmand steadfast friend of the good work which he tlius.at a critical moment, so materially assisted.. Rev. George Bowen. Calcutta District. 483 Mr. Taylors work in Calcutta took root much moreslowly than in many other places in which he preachedin India. The first class was organized on the first ofApril, but for some time the progress was slow. Duringthe next six months Mr. Taylor devoted much of histime to visiting from house to house, holding meetingswith the families, including, sometimes, a few neighbors, but no opportunity was found for preaching to any con-siderable number of persons, except in the suburbanchapel. The first Quarterly Conference was organizedon the 4th of September, when it was determined tobuild a temporary tabernacle on a rented lot in ZigzagLane, a thickly populated part of the city. The work wascommenced at once, and on the 9th of November thenew place of worship was formally opened. From thatday a new impetus was imparted to the work. Manywere converted, and a silent but deep interest bega

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