The Home and Foreign Record of the Presbyterian Church in the United States ...

HOME AND FOREIGN RECORD

OF THE

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

In the United States of America:

BEING THE ORGAN

OF THE

BOARDS OF MISSIONS, EDUCATION, FOREIGN MISSIONS, AND

PUBLICATION.

VOL. IV.-1853.

PHILADELPHIA:

PUBLICATION HOUSE, 265 CHESTNUT STREET.

ANDOVER-HARVARD THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

7.4-5 1853-1854

TERMS.

The HOME AND FOREIGN RECORD is issued monthly at fifty cents a year form, or one dollar a year in pamphlet form. Payment in advance.

Address post-paid, "Home and Foreign Record, 265 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa."

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RECOMMENDATION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The following action was taken at the General Assembly held in Cincinnati, May, 1850, in regard to the Home and Foreign Record.

Resolved, As the action of the last General Assembly has resulted in the establishment of the "Home and Foreign Record," that paper is hereby recommended, and the Ministers and Churches are urged to exert themselves to place it in every family, as the organ, indirectly, of the Church, on many important subjects.

And in the Assembly held in Philadelphia, in May, 1853, it was

Resolved, That it be recommended to all our pastors to endeavour to increase the circulation of the "Home and Foreign Record," the organ of the Boards of the Church, in order that our churches may be better acquainted with their respective plans and operations, and be induced to contribute more liberally towards their support.

INDEX

HOME AND FOREIGN RECORD, 1853.

RECORD,

TO THE

BOARD OF DOMESTIC MISSIONS.

Ministers needed, 164.

Minnesota, House of Worship in St. Paul, 101, 227.

Missionary Toils, 358.

Work in our large Cities, 4.

Missions, Objection to, 165.
Monthly Reports, 67, 324.
Movements, 261.

Abstract of the Annual Report, 195.

Annual Report, 227. Its Circulation urged, 259.
Arkansas, Letters from, 357.