Die Geschichte der Evangelisch-lutherischen Synode und Ministerium von Nord-carolina, in Gedenken an die Vollendung der ersten Jahrhundert ihrer Existenz. Er kam über die Mitte von Octo-ber. Aber ein paar Tage ruhen, am 4. November 1811, er begann wieder, dieses mal für eine Reise nach Süden. Passingthrough Rutherfordton, über Breite und Grünen Flüsse, aufgrund ihrer dünn Land niedergelassen, Spartanburg, S.C. C, von dort durch HardLabor Creek, die Savanne und Saluda Flüsse, durch ofHollow Creek Kirche (Salem), Orangeburg, andthence wieder zurück nach Hause. In seinem Bericht zur Synode er erklären

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The history of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Ministerium of North Carolina, in commemoration of the completion of the first century of its existence . he arrived about the middle of Octo-ber. Resting but a few days, on the 4th of November, 1811, he again started, this time for a journey southward. Passingthrough Rutherfordton, across Broad and Green Rivers, througha thinly settled country, to Spartanburg, S. C, thence by HardLabor Creek, to the Savannah and Saluda Rivers, by way ofHollow Creek Church (Salem), to Orangeburg District, andthence back home again. In his report to Synod he tells of the great spiritual destitu-tion and ignorance of the people, the extreme scarcity of trueministers of the Gospel, and the pitiful pleading for the Wordand sacraments, and says, On my whole tour I have baptizedthis year two adults and sixty children, preached sixty-seventimes, traveled three thousand miles, and received $70.44 formy support, without asking for a cent in any way. In 1811, Rev. Philip Henkel was chosen as traveling mis-sionary, and, in 1812, reported that everywhere he went therewas great destitution and a loud call for pastors.. REV. JACOB SCHERER. THE MISSIONARY OPERATIONS OF THE SYNOD. QJ In TS12, Rev. J. P. Franklow was requested to visit SouthCarolina to look after scattered members of a once prosperouscongregation in a section of the country called Saltketcher.He spent about a month on the journey. His report of thecondition of the churches and people in those parts is heart-rending indeed. Pastor and people at variance, whole commu-nities without any spiritual care, and the people like sheep with-out a shepherd. In 1812, Revs. R. J. Miller and Jacob Schererwere appointedas traveling missionaries. Together they traveled to Virginia, asfar as Pendleton County, where they parted : Miller going downthe Shenandoah Valley, as far as Winchester ; and Scherer tothe State of Ohio, where a, great number of families, who hademigrated from North Carolina, were liv

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