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superintendent (DS), also
known as a
presiding elder, in many
Methodist denominations, is a
minister (specifically an
elder) who
serves in a
supervisory position...
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Asbury and
William McKendree. In 1812,
Cartwright was
appointed a
presiding elder (now
District Superintendent), and he
served in that
office for the...
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titles have been ****ociated with this office,
including First Elder of the church,
Presiding High Priest,
President of the High Priesthood, Trustee-in-Trust...
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field ****ociate for the
Young Adult and
Campus Ministries Office;
presiding elder in McKenzie, Tennessee; and
counselor to the
pastor in Paris, Tennessee...
- as a
circuit preacher in
eastern Indiana,
where he also
served as
presiding elder and
pastor in Hartsville, Indiana. From 1868 to 1869, he was professor...
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member of the
priesthood who
presides over a
congregation can, and
often is,
known as "pastor" or (if an
elder), "
presiding elder". Such use
might only be...
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addition to
possibly establishing new churches. He was
supervised by a
Presiding Elder (now
called a
District Superintendent) who
would visit each charge...
- with
Clyfton as pastor, John
Robinson as teacher, and
Brewster as the
presiding elder.
Shortly after,
Smyth and
members of the
Gainsborough group moved on...
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first in
Albany and then New York in 1810. In 1812,
Bangs was made the
Presiding Elder of the
Lower Canada District, also
riding the
Montreal Circuit. Bangs...
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Chesapeake Bay to the Blue
Ridge and
Alleghany Mountains. In 1796 he
became Presiding Elder. In 1798, he was
appointed to the
Baltimore conference, and in 1800...
