EV. C. W. GREGG moved from Georgia to the Northern part of Alabama where he died. In 1870, he attended the Georgia and Alabama Conference and was on the committee on the standing of the churches. He was recommended for ordination "to the office of Elder in the Church, it being the wish of the brethren where he has labored, and he having preached a sufficient time to test his ability to be useful in the church." At the Conference at Pleasant Grove, in Chambers county, Alabama, in 1871, he was on the committee on temperance and periodicals, and on the presbytery to ordain Rev. M. J. Sorrell. He did not report himself nor his work to Conference in 1872. In 1873, at the Conference at New Hope in Chambers county, Alabama, he was chairman of the committee on education, and was also elected a corresponding delegate to the Congregationalist State Conference.

      At the Conference at Liberty in Randolph county, in 1874, he was on the committee on the standing of the churches, and on that on the examination of candidates for ordination. He preached at Christian Union once a month, and at other places occasionally. [371]

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