Religious education as a preparation, 202-219 Religious instruction revived, 148-166 Revells, Hiram R., sketch of, 183-184 Rice, an elder in Kentucky, interested in the Negro, 38 Richard, a slave preacher, the escape of, 72 Riddle, J. M., a minister in California, 278 Riot of Negroes in New York in 1812, 14 Rippon, Dr., testimony of, as to Andrew Bryan, 51 Roberts, Isaac, a preacher in Savannah, 117 Roberts, John W., a Negro made bishop to Africa by the Methodists, 189 Roberts, R., the missionary work of, 100 Rockefeller, John D., interested in the preaching of Charles T. Walker, 245 Roger Williams University, the establishment of, 203 Rogers, E. P., a preacher before the Civil War, 179; poem of, on the Missouri Compromise, 179 Rose, David, friend of Lemuel Haynes, 62 Ross, the work of, in Pennsylvania, 11 Rush, Christopher, a pioneer in A. M. E. Zion Church, 85; election of, as bishop, 102; the success of, 102-103 Ryland, Robert, pastor of Negro church in Richmond, 111-112; work of, among Negroes, in Richmond, 135; promoter of religious instruction among Negroes, 161-163; comment on, 162-163 Samuels, an early C. M. E. worker, 196 Sandiford, Ralph, interest of, in Negroes, 18 Sandoval, Alfonso, protest of, in behalf of Negroes, 3 Savannah, resolutions of the Baptist Association of, on Andrew Bryan, 53; the Baptist Church in, 85; the churches of, 115-117 Sayre, J., the work of, among Negroes in New York, 15 Schism among white Methodists, effect of, on Negro Methodists, 83-84-85; in the Methodist Church, 123-124, 127-128, 130; in all churches, 123-147; in the Negro Baptist Church, 297-298 Schismatic movement in Negro church, 247-265; results from, 257-258 Scott, Daniel, a preacher in Philadelphia, 121 Scott, June, a pioneer Methodist preacher, 78; schismatic efforts of, 79-80 Secker, Bishop, sermon on conversion of Negroes, 7 Sewell, Jonathan, interest of, in slaves, 16 Shaw, Francis F., interest of, in the freedmen, 212 Shaw University, the establishment of, 203 Simmons, William J., religious efforts of, 223; in politics, 223 Simpson, Hagar, a member of the Baptist Church in Savannah, 45 Simpson, Smart, a co-worker of Morris Brown, 76 Slaves indoctrinated, 3 Smith, Bishop C. S., educational efforts of, 297 Smith, George, an Emancipating Baptist, 35 Socializing the Negro church, 266-285 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, organized, 6; the work of, 6-22