Reformed Presbyterian Minutes of Synod 1929

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 149he gave the greater part of his income to the Church, for missionsand reform work.Mr. Redpath was a charter member of the National ReformAssociation, having attended the original meeting in Sparta,Illinois, in 1863. He was one of the strong, sturdy, oak-likeCovenanter characters of Kansas.Among the monuments which stand to his memory is theRedpath Girl's School in China. He was painstaking as afarmer and amassed a goodly portion of the things of this life.But he was even more painstaking in his relation to his God.His family altar, the weekly prayer meeting and his Churchservices were no small part of his life.J. D. EDGAR.