When was it published?

December 27, 1892 in The Evening Bulletin

Domestic News December 27, 1892

The Evening Bulletin

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. C. S. Lucas, Brother Lucas

Q: What keywords are associated?

Pastor Departure, Farewell Sermon, Christian Church, Church Growth

Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky

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What is this article about?

Rev. C. S. Lucas concluded his 2.5-year pastorate at the Christian Church with a farewell sermon on Sunday night, attended by a large crowd. The church benefited greatly from his work. He departed yesterday for Allegheny, Pa., to attend a reception next Thursday and arrange to move his family, returning in late January.

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Rev. C. S. Lucas closed his pastorate at the Christian Church Sunday night. A large crowd was present to hear his farewell sermon. During the two years and a half he had charge of the church he always commanded large audiences, and there is sincere regret over his departure. He is untiring in his work in the Master's cause, and the church here was greatly benefited in every way and built up during his stay. Brother Lucas left yesterday for Allegheny, Pa., to attend a reception to be tendered him by his church next Thursday from 1 to 10 p. m. He will hold a protracted meeting, make arrangements to remove his family and then return here for them the latter part of January.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Pastor Departure Farewell Sermon Christian Church Church Growth

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. C. S. Lucas Brother Lucas

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Event Date

Sunday Night

Key Persons

Rev. C. S. Lucas Brother Lucas

Outcome

church greatly benefited and built up; sincere regret over departure

Event Details

Rev. C. S. Lucas closed his pastorate at the Christian Church with a farewell sermon attended by a large crowd. During his two years and a half charge, he commanded large audiences and the church was greatly benefited in every way. He left yesterday for Allegheny, Pa., to attend a reception next Thursday from 1 to 10 p. m., hold a protracted meeting, make arrangements to remove his family, and return here for them the latter part of January.