Book Description

Title:

The Life-Story of Thomas Champness

Author:

Eliza Mary Champness [c.1842-1922]

Publication Year:

[1907]

Location:

London

Publisher:

Charles H. Kelly

Pages:

144

Subjects:

Christian Mission, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Thomas Champness, Biography

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• Foreword

1. Ancestry, Parentage, Childhood
2. The Young Man—at Home and at Work
3. Conversion to God
4. The Call to Preach
5. The Missionary: Sierra Leone, 1857-8
6. The Missionary: Sierra leone, 1858
7. The Missionary: Sierra Leone, 1859-60—A Visitation of Yellow Fever
8. The Missionary: Abeokuta, 1860-1
9. The Missionary: Abeokuta, 1862-3
10. First English Circuits: Kineton,, 1864; Banbury, 1865-7
11. In a Yorkshire: Otley Circuit, 1867-70
12. Leeds (Oxford Place), 1870-2
13. Banbury: A Year's Rest, 1872-3; Guernsey, 1873-4
14. Louth, Lincolnshire, 1874-7
15. London: City Road, 1877-9
16. District Missionary, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, 1878-82
17. District Missionary, Bolton, 'Joyful News,' 1882-4
18. Bolton—'Joyful News' Mission, 1884-6
19. The Call to Rochdale—'New Cruse,' 1886
20. Rochdale (Wesley), 1886-9
21. Rochdale: New Headquarters and Work of 'Joyful News' Mission, 1889-97
22. The Temperance Campaign, 1897-1904
23. The Story of the Tour—America, Japan, China, Australia, 1898-9
24. Last Years at Rochdale, 1899-1903—Retirement to Lutterworth
25. For Conscience' Sake: The Passive Resister. 1903-4
26. The Last Year: 'Eventide,' 1905
27. Last Days—'The Close of Day'—'Until the Day Break'
28. Thomas Thampness: The Preacher
29. Thomas Thampness: At Conference
30. How He Was Known: as Writer, Reader, Author, and Traveller

• Afterword

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