 | 1989 - 260 strani
...work of existing ones. In 1830 the Sunday School Union launched a drive to "establish a Sunday-School in every destitute place where it is practicable, throughout the Valley of the Mississippi." 18 3. Ministers were leaders of church and society. From the early Colonial period until well up into... | |
 | Alan Silverstein - 1995 - 292 strani
...direct representatives to the general public. In 1830, the American Sunday School Union resolved to "within two years, establish a Sunday School in every...place where it is practicable, throughout the valley (Midwest and South) of the (entire) Mississippi." Included in this ambitious vision was "a full-fledged... | |
 | David Paul Nord - 2004 - 222 strani
...American West: the Mississippi Valley Project. Again, the goal was as simple as it was audacious: "to establish a Sunday school in every destitute place...practicable, throughout the Valley of the Mississippi." Such a plan required libraries for every school, books for every child. "No Society is known to exist... | |
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Divine aid, they would, within two years, endeavour to establish 'a Sunday. school in every destitute place, where it is practicable, throughout the Valley of the Mississippi... 
