Quiet Talks With Earnest People in My Study
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His grocer's bill — if he is hospitable — is double that of the average man in his congregation. To 8o Quiet Talks With Earnest People.
preach well he must eat more than beef- steak. He must eat books straight through the year. He should be allowed at least one hundred dollars a year for his library. Thrice or quadruple that amount is not extravagant. To expect a man to preach fresh and juicy sermons while withhold- ing from him nutritious mental food is cruel. A lean library means a scrawny pr...eacher.
A vacation costs money. Many a clergyman stays at home the year round because he cannot afford to take his family out of town ; or, if he goes, he preaches in other pulpits every Sunday to pay his travelling and hotel expenses. This is not right. There are a few men, to be sure, who will preach every Sun- day during their vacation, no matter what their salary may be; but how is it with your minister } Why does he preach through his vacations. ?
You cannot know all the channels through which a clergyman's salary trie- Money, 8 1 kles away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His grocer's bill — if he is hospitable — is double that of the average man in his congregation. To 8o Quiet Talks With Earnest People.
preach well he must eat more than beef- steak. He must eat books straight through the year. He should be allowed at least one hundred dollars a year for his library. Thrice or quadruple that amount is not extravagant. To expect a man to preach fresh and juicy sermons while withhold- ing from him nutritious mental food is cruel. A lean library means a scrawny pr...eacher.
A vacation costs money. Many a clergyman stays at home the year round because he cannot afford to take his family out of town ; or, if he goes, he preaches in other pulpits every Sunday to pay his travelling and hotel expenses. This is not right. There are a few men, to be sure, who will preach every Sun- day during their vacation, no matter what their salary may be; but how is it with your minister } Why does he preach through his vacations. ?
You cannot know all the channels through which a clergyman's salary trie- Money, 8 1 kles away.
What to read after Quiet Talks With Earnest People in My Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Jefferson to read onlineMoreLess
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