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Date of Creation
1855
Material Type
Photograph
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Christian leadership--Churches of Christ., Restoration movement (Christianity)--Periodicals., Missions--Churches of Christ.
Global History Chapter
6. Origins and Developments in the United Kingdom and British Dominions to the 1920s
Caption
David King, prominent editor in British Churches of Christ in the late 1800s, was appointed by the General Evangelist Committee in 1855 to plant a church in Manchester and in 1858 in Birmingham.
Acknowledgment
Caption courtesy of Chalice Press. Chapter titles and numbers used by permission. From Williams, D. Newell, et al. The Stone-Campbell Movement: A Global History. St. Louis: Chalice, 2013.
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Comments
Date of creation is estimated.
Submitted by Amanda Dietz.
Keywords
David King, United Kingdom, General Evangelist Committee, Manchester, Birmingham