Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1886
MOORE.--Mrs. Jennie Wilson Moore was born August 24, 1852, and died November 4, 1886, When a little girl she was trained in the nurture and admonition of the Lord by a devoted Christian mother, and at 15 gave her heart to God and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. From that time she was an earnest, cheerful worker in the church. She was an excellent singer, Her sickness was lingering and severe, but she endured it as "seeing Him who is invisible." To her pastor she remarked: "I have great satusfaction in the atonement." Her end was peaceful.
Written by Rev. J. W. Wilson
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1886
MOORE.--Mrs. Jennie Wilson Moore was born August 24, 1852, and died November 4, 1886, When a little girl she was trained in the nurture and admonition of the Lord by a devoted Christian mother, and at 15 gave her heart to God and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. From that time she was an earnest, cheerful worker in the church. She was an excellent singer, Her sickness was lingering and severe, but she endured it as "seeing Him who is invisible." To her pastor she remarked: "I have great satusfaction in the atonement." Her end was peaceful.
Written by Rev. J. W. Wilson
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1886
MOORE.--Mrs. Jennie Wilson Moore was born August 24, 1852, and died November 4, 1886, When a little girl she was trained in the nurture and admonition of the Lord by a devoted Christian mother, and at 15 gave her heart to God and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. From that time she was an earnest, cheerful worker in the church. She was an excellent singer, Her sickness was lingering and severe, but she endured it as "seeing Him who is invisible." To her pastor she remarked: "I have great satusfaction in the atonement." Her end was peaceful.
Written by Rev. J. W. Wilson
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1886
MOORE.--Mrs. Jennie Wilson Moore was born August 24, 1852, and died November 4, 1886, When a little girl she was trained in the nurture and admonition of the Lord by a devoted Christian mother, and at 15 gave her heart to God and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. From that time she was an earnest, cheerful worker in the church. She was an excellent singer, Her sickness was lingering and severe, but she endured it as "seeing Him who is invisible." To her pastor she remarked: "I have great satusfaction in the atonement." Her end was peaceful.
Written by Rev. J. W. Wilson
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