Quarterly Journal of the American Unitarian Association
Quarterly Journal of the American Unitarian Association
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Tuck- erman, became his helpers and coadjutors ; and in this form the ministry at large advanced for several years. Dr.
Tuckerman considered the Executive Committee 6f the American Unitarian Association as the body to which he was responsible, or at least as the body through which he could with most propriety communicate with that portion of Digitized by Google TH£ BOSTON FBATESNITT OF CHUBCHES.
the community most interested in his labors, and addressed his reports to them. The chapel in. Frien...d Street* was owned, held in trust for the use of the ministry at large, by certain members of the association of young men of which I have spoken ; but the funds for the support of the min- istry, to meet its annual current expenses, were contributed and raised by the ladies of our several religious societies.
Out of this fact grew the Tuckerman Circle, for so many years an efficient instrument of good. But as years passed on, — as the magnitude and importance of the work unfolded itself, — as new laborers, young, fresh, ardent, competent, offered themselves, or stood ready to enter the field, — it was felt that some wider and stronger organization was needed, — an .organization that should place this ministry upon a permanent foundation, allow scope for such enlarge- ments and changes as from time to time might be needed, and at the same time connect it directly with the sympa- thies, and to some extent officially with the action, of our churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tuck- erman, became his helpers and coadjutors ; and in this form the ministry at large advanced for several years. Dr.
Tuckerman considered the Executive Committee 6f the American Unitarian Association as the body to which he was responsible, or at least as the body through which he could with most propriety communicate with that portion of Digitized by Google TH£ BOSTON FBATESNITT OF CHUBCHES.
the community most interested in his labors, and addressed his reports to them. The chapel in. Frien...d Street* was owned, held in trust for the use of the ministry at large, by certain members of the association of young men of which I have spoken ; but the funds for the support of the min- istry, to meet its annual current expenses, were contributed and raised by the ladies of our several religious societies.
Out of this fact grew the Tuckerman Circle, for so many years an efficient instrument of good. But as years passed on, — as the magnitude and importance of the work unfolded itself, — as new laborers, young, fresh, ardent, competent, offered themselves, or stood ready to enter the field, — it was felt that some wider and stronger organization was needed, — an .organization that should place this ministry upon a permanent foundation, allow scope for such enlarge- ments and changes as from time to time might be needed, and at the same time connect it directly with the sympa- thies, and to some extent officially with the action, of our churches.
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