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Lines on Methodist Union

by James McIntyre

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Sept. 1883, whereby the whole of the churches of that denomination were united into one body.
A pleasing sight to-day we see, Four churches joined in harmony, There difference was but trivial, But strove each other to outrival.
In friendship now they do unite, And Satan only they do fight, And they’ll plant churches in North West, Where they can serve the Lord the best.

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