Letter from John S. (J.S.) Inskip to James B. Finley

Authors

John S. (J.S.) Inskip

Files

Description

J.S. Inskip writes to Finley concerning his recent trial at the 1851 Ohio Conference. For the second year, Inskip has been censured for allowing men and women to sit together in pews ("promiscuous seating" ) during worship. Inskip has a copy of the proceedings and will be appealing to the 1852 General Conference. He would like Finley's assistance. [Note: Finley is supportive of promiscuous seating, to the displeasure of many colleagues. This is a separate issue from "free pews."] Abstract Number - 471

Abstract Number

471

Publication Date

10-18-1851

City

Troy, Miami County

Keywords

Ohio Conference Letters; Church Trial; Promiscuous Seating; General Conference of 1852

Recommended Citation

Inskip, John S. (J.S.), "Letter from John S. (J.S.) Inskip to James B. Finley" (1851). Finley Letters. 669.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/669