A History of the Disciples of Christ in Ohio
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His services for the society have intensified his love for it. During his ser- vice in Ohio, work has touched on every side of Christian enterprise. Through all the drudgery of clerical work, at his desk and in the field; through all the responsible exercises of conven- tions and public assemblies ; through the delicate and harassing investigations of church troubles ; and through the anxieties which drive sleep into the wee hours of the night — through fifteen years of such a multitude of care...s he has passed in much feebleness, but he trusts with recognized faithfulness. His reward is in whatever good may have been accomplished. Year by year he has put into lists and tables the churches visited, organized and fostered, the meetings held, the number of converts gained, the amount of money raised and disbursed as the visible fruitage of 279 A HISTORY OF THE the society's work. But how many churches have been saved from wreck; how many new converts became, in time, pillars in the church; how many Christians saved from ruin; how many hearts comforted; how many feeble knees strengthened; how many holy aspirations enkindled; how many little fountains opened, which have become, in time, the wide and beautiful rivers of blessing and peace — these are chronicled only in heaven, and will be reported at the jSnal convention of all the saints." Perhaps no person among the disciples of Christ did more for organized missionary work than Robert Moffett.
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His services for the society have intensified his love for it. During his ser- vice in Ohio, work has touched on every side of Christian enterprise. Through all the drudgery of clerical work, at his desk and in the field; through all the responsible exercises of conven- tions and public assemblies ; through the delicate and harassing investigations of church troubles ; and through the anxieties which drive sleep into the wee hours of the night — through fifteen years of such a multitude of care...s he has passed in much feebleness, but he trusts with recognized faithfulness. His reward is in whatever good may have been accomplished. Year by year he has put into lists and tables the churches visited, organized and fostered, the meetings held, the number of converts gained, the amount of money raised and disbursed as the visible fruitage of 279 A HISTORY OF THE the society's work. But how many churches have been saved from wreck; how many new converts became, in time, pillars in the church; how many Christians saved from ruin; how many hearts comforted; how many feeble knees strengthened; how many holy aspirations enkindled; how many little fountains opened, which have become, in time, the wide and beautiful rivers of blessing and peace — these are chronicled only in heaven, and will be reported at the jSnal convention of all the saints." Perhaps no person among the disciples of Christ did more for organized missionary work than Robert Moffett.
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