Meade, Bishop, interest of, in the instruction of Negroes, 151-152 Methodist and Baptist attract Negroes, 196-197, 217 Methodists, African, in the North, 120-122; school statistics of, 203 Methodist Episcopal Church, position on slavery in 1784, 29; pioneer work among Negroes, 26-31; division of, on slavery, 123-124; interest of, in Negro uplift, 158-159; in the Civil War, 186-187, 189-192; attitude of, toward the Negroes, 188-192, 258-259; qualified recognition of Negroes, by, 191-192, 193-197 Mifflin, Warner, the memorial of, 38 Migration of Negro Methodists and Baptists, 122 Miles, W. H., one of the first bishops of the C. M. E. Church, 196 Miller, George Frazier, an Episcopal rector of Brooklyn, 277, 304 Miller, Kelly, opinion of, referred to, 280-281 Miller, Thomas, pioneer in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 78 Miller, William, a pioneer preacher among the Methodists, 78; elected bishop of the A. M. E. Zion Church, 105; death of, 105 Missionaries, the attitude of the early, among Negroes, 1-2; in the West Indies, 26-27 Missionary work, the lack of, in America, 21; impeded in Africa, 309-311 Mississippi, the Presbyterians of, interested in the Negro, 155 Mixed churches, procedure in, 132-133 Mobile, a Negro church in, 118; establishment of the Anthony Street Church in, 135 Monks, Capucin, protest of, 3 Montague, Justice James, favorable to Andrew Bryan, 49-50 Montgomery, Alabama, Negro Baptists in, 118 Moore, Matthew, the pastor of whites and Negroes, 44 Moore, Bishop, election of, 105; retirement of, 105 Morehouse College, the establishment of, 203 Morris Brown University, the establishment of, 205 Morris, E. C., head of the National Baptist Convention, 261 Morris, Rev. Mr., a preacher in Virginia, 135 Moses, Rev. Mr., a worker among Negroes in Virginia, 53 Mound Bayou, mixed Baptist Church in, 86 Muir, a worker in Kentucky, 38 National Association for the Relief of Destitute Colored Women and Children, the efforts of, 307 National Baptist Convention, 201; the fight of, against white Baptists, 257-264 National Freedmen's Relief Association, the work of, 207 Neal, Rev. Mr., the labors of, in Dover, 12 Neau, Elias, the work of, among Negroes in New York, 12-14 Negro Baptists, connection of, with white Baptists, 201 Negro Church, the, socialized, 266-285; a place for recreation, 267-268; educational institution, 268-273; a welfare agency, 273-277; leadership in, 280-281; the criticism of, 302-303; its present situation, 300-313