EV. GEORGE CLINE was received, in 1840, as a member of the "Christian Conference of the Valley of Virginia" on Timber Ridge. He was appointed on a committee with others "to examine and adjust certain difficulties existing in the Passage church." He was to labor wherever he might see proper;--his labors were principally in the Valley of Virginia.

      He was present at the organization of the Virginia Central Conference, the successor of the Christian Conference of the Valley of Virginia, on August 10, 1849. He did good service, but lack of fixedness of purpose rendered his good work nearly or quite fruitless.

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