1858 W. M. STRYKER. Manuscript Journals of Civil War Chaplain, Revivalist, Divine Healing, etc. Puritan [bound with]

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and great part of the congregation commonly staying in the house of God for hours after the public service

The meetings continued and a revival commenced that lasted nearly 3 years straight

disrupting the Synods

An exceptionally rare sammelband of four important Covenanter works

1858 W. M. STRYKER. Manuscript Journals of Civil War Chaplain, Revivalist, Divine Healing, etc. Puritan [bound with]Assemblage of eight extensive diaries and journals covering the years 1858 to 1884 by important Westward Expansion pioneer Presbyterian pastor, Civil War Chaplain, and advocate of Entire Holiness and the Healing Movement, Rev. W. M. Stryker. Born in Princeton, N. J. March 21, 1819, he was converted to Christ March 10, 1839 and licensed to preach the Gospel by the Presbytery of Fort Wayne, April 5, 1848. He planted and pastored churches in Union,