The First Report of the Board of Missions to the General Assembly of the the Pr
The First Report of the Board of Missions to the General Assembly of the the Pr
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The number of communicants was about 50, indudr ing four new members On Sabbath evening we had one of the most numerous, solemn and interesting Societies I have seen during many years- Here let it be observed, that I continue to prosecute my method in evening Societies, mentioned in my missionary report of last year — separating the males and the females, and giving each sex a separate address, after the usual parrs of so- cial worship are ended ; and still find encouragement to posevere. Take ...the fol- lowing example as a specimen of the whole. On the preceding day I had the plea- sure of admitting to the I^ord's table two young persons, both of one family, who had received their first religious impressions from one of those private addresses, on that very night twelve months (counting by the day of the week) I having held a communion at the same place on the day before: nor am I without hope, but, if I shall ever be favoured with the pleasure of seeing my dear children there again, that I will see fruit from seed sown that night, where not less than ao > were around me, and I believe every face bathed with tears; yet not a cry nor a .
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The number of communicants was about 50, indudr ing four new members On Sabbath evening we had one of the most numerous, solemn and interesting Societies I have seen during many years- Here let it be observed, that I continue to prosecute my method in evening Societies, mentioned in my missionary report of last year — separating the males and the females, and giving each sex a separate address, after the usual parrs of so- cial worship are ended ; and still find encouragement to posevere. Take ...the fol- lowing example as a specimen of the whole. On the preceding day I had the plea- sure of admitting to the I^ord's table two young persons, both of one family, who had received their first religious impressions from one of those private addresses, on that very night twelve months (counting by the day of the week) I having held a communion at the same place on the day before: nor am I without hope, but, if I shall ever be favoured with the pleasure of seeing my dear children there again, that I will see fruit from seed sown that night, where not less than ao > were around me, and I believe every face bathed with tears; yet not a cry nor a .
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