Memoir of Rev. James M. Cook
Memoir of Rev. James M. Cook
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" In Fairport, " he writes, "his success was wonderful; his preaching seemed to at- tract the attention of all, and draw into his congregation the whole community, except those who were members of other churches, and many of them did not keep away entirely. Very many of the ' world's people ' were regular attendants on his ministry, who were not before in the habit of attending religious meetings of any kind. A few of these, I believe, were truly converted, and remained members of the society a...fter he left ; while others, released from the attractive force of his labors, 19* 222 MEMOIR OF JAMES M. COOK.
returned to their former habits, and are now seldom seen in the house of God. " We have thus indicated, in a general outline, the change wrought in the condition of the Fairport society, through the instrumentality of his labors. We see it now, low in "the slough of despond, " with a congrega- tion numbering only about twenty souls, gathered to listen to his first discourses. Anon, gloom gives place to glory, and the congregation is numbered by hundreds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In Fairport, " he writes, "his success was wonderful; his preaching seemed to at- tract the attention of all, and draw into his congregation the whole community, except those who were members of other churches, and many of them did not keep away entirely. Very many of the ' world's people ' were regular attendants on his ministry, who were not before in the habit of attending religious meetings of any kind. A few of these, I believe, were truly converted, and remained members of the society a...fter he left ; while others, released from the attractive force of his labors, 19* 222 MEMOIR OF JAMES M. COOK.
returned to their former habits, and are now seldom seen in the house of God. " We have thus indicated, in a general outline, the change wrought in the condition of the Fairport society, through the instrumentality of his labors. We see it now, low in "the slough of despond, " with a congrega- tion numbering only about twenty souls, gathered to listen to his first discourses. Anon, gloom gives place to glory, and the congregation is numbered by hundreds.
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