TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter			Page
		Preface	vii
		Introduction	ix
		Table of Contents	xii
I -	Conference Name and Area		1
II -	Our Pioneers		6
III -	Contemporaries and Immediate Successors of the Pioneers		30
IV -	Formative Period of the Lancaster District
		The Great Meetings	65
		Campmeetings	70
		Appointments and Classes	71
		Circuits and Ministerial Service	71
		The Lancaster Circuit, 1800-1831	72
		The Lancaster Circuit, 1831-43	75
		Conference Statistical Report, Year 1848-49	77
V -	The Churches of Lancaster County
		1. The Circuits of Lancaster County, 1843-1946	78
		2. The Churches of Lancaster County	81
		3. Abandoned Churches and Classes	162
VI -	The Churches of Dauphin County
		1. A Preliminary Survey	166
		2. The Circuits of Dauphin County	167
		3. The Churches of Dauphin County	173
		4. Classes and Churches no Longer Existing	268
VII -	The Churches of Lebanon County
		1. The Circuits of Lebanon County, 1840-1946	272
		2. The Churches of Lebanon County	275
		3. Abandoned Churches, Classes, and Appointments	346
VIII -	The Churches of Northumberland, Columbia, and Schuylkill Counties
		1. Introduction to the Churches of Northumberland County	348
		2. The Circuits of Northumberland and Columbia Counties	348
		3. The Churches of Northumberland County	350
		4. Abandoned Churches and Classes of Northumberland County	363
		5. Introduction: the Churches of Columbia County	364
		6. The Churches of Columbia County	364
		7. Origin and Expansion of Circuits of Schuylkill County	368
		8. The Churches of Schuylkill County	371
		9. Abandoned Churches, Classes and Appointments	387
IX -	The Churches of Berks, Chester, Montgomery, Lehigh, Northampton, Bucks, and
	Philadelphia Counties; New Jersey, and beyond the Present Conference Boundary
		1. The Circuits of Berks County	390
		2. The Churches of Berks County	391
		3. Abandoned Churches and Classes of Berks County	411
		4. Introduction; the Area of Chester and Montgomery Counties.	414
		5. The Churches of Chester County	415
		6. The Churches of Montgomery County	417
		7. The Circuits of Lehigh, Northampton, and Bucks Counties	421
		8. The Churches of Lehigh County	422
		9. Abandoned Classes of Lehigh County	425
		10. The Churches of Northampton County	426
		11. Abandoned Classes of Northampton County	428
		12. Bucks County Circuit	429
		13. The Churches of Philadelphia	429
		14. Abandoned Churches and Missions of Philadelphia	438
		15. Efforts in New Jersey	443
		16. Churches Beyond the Present Conference Boundary
		a. Churches in Baltimore, Maryland	444
		b. Ministerial Appointments to Conference Churches, 1882-1885	445
		c. Churches of Union, Center, Snyder, and Juniata Counties	446
X -	Distinctive Services Performed
		1. In Annual Conference Supervision	449
		2. Representative Laymen	463
		3. In General Denominational Work	473
		4. In Mission Fields	481
		5. Services Relating to Historical Data	483
		6. Two Outstanding Pastorates	488
		7. In the Chaplaincy	490
XI -	The Ministry of the Conference
		1. Members of Annual Conference	497
		2. Status and Service Record of Present Members	512
		3. Pictures of Ministers
		a. Ordained Elders	519
		b. Annual Conference Licentiates	529
		c. Probationers	530
		d. Others Employed by the Conference	532
		4. Our Faithful Departed	533
XII -	Organizations and Institutions
		1. Women's Missionary Association	536
		2. Christian Education	541
		3. Lebanon Valley College	546
		4. Bonebrake Theological Seminary	554
		5. Quincy Orphanage and Home	559
		6. Campmeetings.	562
XIII -	Time, Place, and Officers of Annual Conference		570
XIV -	General Conference Delegates		576
		Appendix A – Statistics, Conference Year 1945-46	581
		Appendix B – Bibliography of Sources Consulted	584
		Index	587