Plan of Union of 1801, an agreement between Congregationalist and Presbyterian churches in the United States for mutual support and joint effort in the establishment of new congregations
Citing the debate over the institution of slavery in America as a secondary cause of schism, Crocker focused on the relationship between New England Congregationalists and Southern Presbyterians, a relationship that had been formalized in the 1801 Plan of Union.
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