South Carolina, Negroes in, instructed, 7; a Negro school in, 8; Negro Baptists in, 112; Methodists in, interested in Negro uplift, 158-159 Southern Baptist Convention, 200 Sovereigns of Europe, change of attitude of, toward Negro, 2 Spain, decrees of, as to indoctrinating slaves, 3 Spanish sovereigns, missionary spirit of, 1 Spencer, Peter, a pioneer Negro preacher, 76 Spywood, election of, as bishop, 104-105 St. George Methodist Episcopal Church, in Philadelphia, trouble in, 73 St. James, an Episcopal Church established in Baltimore, 96 St. Louis, Negro Baptists in, 120 St. Phillips Church, episcopal, established in New York, 94-95 St. Thomas, an episcopal church established in Philadelphia, 94 Statistics on Negro membership in mixed churches, 146; of Freedmen Aid Societies, 206-208; of the Negro church, 286-299 Stevens, David, a preacher of power, 104 Stewart, John, a pioneer Negro preacher in Ohio, 58-61 Stewart, Rev. Mr., a missionary in North Carolina, 10 Stiles, Ezra, interest in the Negro, 36 Storer, Bellamy, interest of, in the freedmen, 212 Stokes, W. H., a forceful preacher in Richmond, 241 Stoupe, the work of, in New York, 15 Straight College, the establishment of, 204 Stratton, Daniel, a pioneer preacher of West Virginia, 240 Struggle between the conservative and the progressive in the Negro church, 247-265 Sturgeon, W., the work of, among Negroes, 11-12 Taft, William H., interested in the preaching of Charles T. Walker, 245 Talented Negroes in conflict with the conservatives, 247-265 Talladega College, the establishment of, 203-204 Tanner, Bishop B. T., comment of, 92-93; a power in the A. M. E. Church, 239 Tanner, C. M., an African Methodist preacher in Washington, 240 Tapsico, Jacob, a co-worker of Richard Allen, 75 Tarrant, Carter, an Emancipating Baptist, 35 Taylor, Charles, the work of, in New York, 15 Taylor, Rev. E., interest of, in the enlightenment of Negroes, 7-8 Teague, Collin, a co-worker of Lott Cary, 139-140 Tennessee, Baptists in, 119; George Bentley's work in, 137 Terrell, L., pastor of Negro Baptist Church in Lexington, 119 Thiergood, R. T., an early C. M. E. worker, 196 Thomas, Samuel, a teacher of Negroes, 7 Thompson, Abraham, a pioneer in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 78-79; schismatic efforts of, 79-80, 81 Tindley, C. A., a preacher of power, 244 Toronto, Negro Baptists in, 122; Methodists in, 122 Tougaloo University, the establishment of, 204 Transylvania, the Presbytery of, concerned with the Negroes, 38 Trujillo, a Negro bishop in, 4