Prof. H. T. Kealing, editor of the A. M. E. Church Review, is mentioned on page 373.
Rev. G. E. Taylor is editor of the Southern Christian Record, located at Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. John T. Jenifer, D.D., is Secretary of the Preachers' Aid Society, located at Baltimore, Md. I regret that, for want of space, I am not able to give a more extensive account of the general officers, who are all worthy men, and most of them have been prominent pastors, holding charge of some of the largest churches in the connection.
The next largest body of Methodists among Colored people is the A. M. E. Zion Church, which is organized on the same principle as the A. M. E. Church, with an able force of Bishops. They also have a publishing department, located at Charlotte, N.C.
Bishop J. W. Hood, D.D., stands as the leading spirit of the Zion connection. He has done a great work for the church and the race at large. He is the author of two books, in the way of a book of Sermons and a history of the Zion Church.
Bishop C. R. Harris, D.D., is a graduate and was, before his election to the Bishopric, connected with educational work at Livingstone College, also general steward of the Zion Church.
Bishop C. C. Petty, D.D., is also a graduate and before he was made Bishop was one of the leading pastors.
Bishop I. C. Clinton, of South Carolina, has been one of the most useful men in the connection as a church builder and organizer.
Bishop A. Walters, D.D., was, when elected, the youngest Bishop in the country. He is a very energetic and hard worker for the cause of his Church.