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<p> a Unitariair minister, was born in Boston, February 5, 1797. He graduated at Harvard in 1814, and then pursued his theological studies.' He became pastor of the New South, Church, Boston, in 1818, but was soon compelled, on account of his health, to go to Europe. He returned in 1821, and passed several years in Baltimore, where he became editor of the Unitarian Miscellany. In 1824 he was made associate minister of King's Chapel, Boston, and, after 1827, pastor. In 1837-38 he was associate editor of the [[Christian]] Examiner, to which he was an able and frequent contributor for many years. He died August 2, 1843. Dr. Greenwood was a man of rare.gifts; an eloquent preacher, and a very accomplished writer. He gladly acknowledged as Christian brethren those who led a Christian life, though their theological opinions might lead them to exclude him from the fellowship of the saints." He published [[Chapel]] [[Liturgy]] (Boston, 1827, 12mo): — Psalms and Hymns (1830): — History of King's Chapel (Boston, 1833, 12mo): — Sermons to Children: — Lives of the Twelve [[Apostles]] (1838): — Sermons of [[Consolation]] (1842): — Sermons on various Subjects (1844, 2 volumes, 12mo). — Allibone. Dict. of Authors, 1:736; Christ. Examiner, 36:227. </p> | Francis William Pitt Greenwood <ref name="term_42130" /> | ||
==References == | <p> a Unitariair minister, was born in Boston, February 5, 1797. He graduated at Harvard in 1814, and then pursued his theological studies.' He became pastor of the New South, Church, Boston, in 1818, but was soon compelled, on account of his health, to go to Europe. He returned in 1821, and passed several years in Baltimore, where he became editor of the Unitarian Miscellany. In 1824 he was made associate minister of King's Chapel, Boston, and, after 1827, pastor. In 1837-38 he was associate editor of the [[Christian]] Examiner, to which he was an able and frequent contributor for many years. He died August 2, 1843. Dr. Greenwood was a man of rare.gifts; an eloquent preacher, and a very accomplished writer. He gladly acknowledged as Christian brethren those who led a Christian life, though their theological opinions might lead them to exclude him from the fellowship of the saints." He published [[Chapel]] [[Liturgy]] (Boston, 1827, 12mo): '''''—''''' Psalms and [[Hymns]] (1830): '''''—''''' History of King's Chapel (Boston, 1833, 12mo): '''''—''''' Sermons to Children: '''''—''''' Lives of the Twelve [[Apostles]] (1838): '''''—''''' Sermons of [[Consolation]] (1842): '''''—''''' Sermons on various Subjects (1844, 2 volumes, 12mo). '''''—''''' Allibone. Dict. of Authors, 1:736; Christ. Examiner, 36:227. </p> | ||
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<ref name="term_42130"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/greenwood,+francis+william+pitt Francis William Pitt Greenwood from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref> | <ref name="term_42130"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/greenwood,+francis+william+pitt Francis William Pitt Greenwood from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 15 October 2021
Francis William Pitt Greenwood [1]
a Unitariair minister, was born in Boston, February 5, 1797. He graduated at Harvard in 1814, and then pursued his theological studies.' He became pastor of the New South, Church, Boston, in 1818, but was soon compelled, on account of his health, to go to Europe. He returned in 1821, and passed several years in Baltimore, where he became editor of the Unitarian Miscellany. In 1824 he was made associate minister of King's Chapel, Boston, and, after 1827, pastor. In 1837-38 he was associate editor of the Christian Examiner, to which he was an able and frequent contributor for many years. He died August 2, 1843. Dr. Greenwood was a man of rare.gifts; an eloquent preacher, and a very accomplished writer. He gladly acknowledged as Christian brethren those who led a Christian life, though their theological opinions might lead them to exclude him from the fellowship of the saints." He published Chapel Liturgy (Boston, 1827, 12mo): — Psalms and Hymns (1830): — History of King's Chapel (Boston, 1833, 12mo): — Sermons to Children: — Lives of the Twelve Apostles (1838): — Sermons of Consolation (1842): — Sermons on various Subjects (1844, 2 volumes, 12mo). — Allibone. Dict. of Authors, 1:736; Christ. Examiner, 36:227.
