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26 " I am happy to be able to furnish a very satisfactory report. My Scripture Reader is a truly devoted man, and labours most earnestly among the poor, with deep affection and anxious desire for their spiritual good, lie is much valued and loved among the poor, from the sympathy he evinces for their sufferings, and the very tender and gentle w^ay in which he reads to, counsels, warns, and exhorts them. In no case have I found him manifest any disposition to assume the pastoral office, or or su...persede the ministration of the clergyman. " * " It is with very unfeigned gratification that I am enabled to bear unequivocal testimony to the value and usefulness of the Scripture Reader in my destitute parish. The Lord has borne testimony to his work here, and the fruit of his labour I have daily evidence and experience of. The aisles of my church are now quite filled by the poor of my district, who till lately never entered a place of worship ; and of above one hundred recipients who regularly attend my monthly communion, a quarter part is composed of this humble class.
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26 " I am happy to be able to furnish a very satisfactory report. My Scripture Reader is a truly devoted man, and labours most earnestly among the poor, with deep affection and anxious desire for their spiritual good, lie is much valued and loved among the poor, from the sympathy he evinces for their sufferings, and the very tender and gentle w^ay in which he reads to, counsels, warns, and exhorts them. In no case have I found him manifest any disposition to assume the pastoral office, or or su...persede the ministration of the clergyman. " * " It is with very unfeigned gratification that I am enabled to bear unequivocal testimony to the value and usefulness of the Scripture Reader in my destitute parish. The Lord has borne testimony to his work here, and the fruit of his labour I have daily evidence and experience of. The aisles of my church are now quite filled by the poor of my district, who till lately never entered a place of worship ; and of above one hundred recipients who regularly attend my monthly communion, a quarter part is composed of this humble class.
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