The Christian Ministry: With an Inquiry Into the Causes of Its Inefficiency (Classic Reprint)

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After all, he is deeply conscious, that this most responsible work has suffered - perhaps materially - from the unskilfulness of its treatment. He would desire, however, to be accepted of his brethren,2 in a sin cere attempt to subserve the? Grand cause, to which they, equally with himself, are consecrated and he would beg to express his earnest desires to be favoured with private communications for the improvement of a second edition (should it ever be called for) for which purpose he sub joins his place of residence at full length.

For his work he has no other wish than that Of the Country Parson The Lord prosper the intention to myself, and others, who may not despise my poor labours but add to those points, which I have observed, until the book grows to a complete pastoral.

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