When was it published?

March 13, 1827 in Phenix Gazette

Domestic News March 13, 1827

Phenix Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. C. J. Stewart, Mr. Stewart

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Missionary, Sandwich Islands, Presbyterian Church, Sermon, Christianity, Missions Organization

Alexandria, Virginia

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Rev. C. J. Stewart, former missionary to the Sandwich Islands, preached last Sabbath in this city's First and Second Presbyterian Churches on the pre-Christian state and Christian changes among the islanders. A meeting is set for this evening at 7 o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church for further statements and to organize mission aid.

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The Rev. C. J. Stewart, late a Missionary at the Sandwich Islands, preached last Sabbath in the First and Second Presbyterian Churches of this city. In his discourses, he stated many facts, of the most interesting character, relative to the state of the inhabitants of these Islands before the introduction of Christianity among them, and to the change which has already been effected by the teaching of the Missionaries.

A meeting will be held This Evening, at 7 o'clock, in the First Presbyterian Church, when further statements will be made by Mr. Stewart, and the friends of Missions will be invited to enter into an organization, so as to furnish aid to this great cause, in such manner as shall be easy and convenient to themselves.

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Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Missionary Sandwich Islands Presbyterian Church Sermon Christianity Missions Organization

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. C. J. Stewart Mr. Stewart

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Last Sabbath And This Evening At 7 O'clock

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Rev. C. J. Stewart Mr. Stewart

Event Details

The Rev. C. J. Stewart, late a Missionary at the Sandwich Islands, preached last Sabbath in the First and Second Presbyterian Churches of this city. In his discourses, he stated many facts, of the most interesting character, relative to the state of the inhabitants of these Islands before the introduction of Christianity among them, and to the change which has already been effected by the teaching of the Missionaries. A meeting will be held This Evening, at 7 o'clock, in the First Presbyterian Church, when further statements will be made by Mr. Stewart, and the friends of Missions will be invited to enter into an organization, so as to furnish aid to this great cause, in such manner as shall be easy and convenient to themselves.