Reminiscences of a Missionary Bishop
Reminiscences of a Missionary Bishop
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It humbles me now to remember how steadily they poured in their supplies of succor. It cheered me and warmed me and strengthened me at the time. I did not, however, appreciate how many were the helpers. Had my eyes been opened, like Elisha's young man I could have seen hosts and hosts of them on every side. Ah ! the grace of the Holy Spirit and the help of these thousands of generous friends carried me sturdily and cheerily through those early days.
Our school work was plainly Church work. Ever...y morning at the opening of the school, shortened Prayer- book services were held. The heads and managers of the schools were all clergymen. Large numbers of the pupils came into our confirmation classes. Eight of the pupils and three teachers became clergymen in the Church. One teacher to whom I refer is Mr. Chas. G. Davis, now rector of St. Stephen's, Ferguson, Mo. He was our most effi- cient teacher, first in Logan, then in Ogden. I confirmed him and ordered him both deacon and priest. Another of our teachers was Alexander Mann, now a distinguished clergyman of Grace church, Orange, New Jersey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It humbles me now to remember how steadily they poured in their supplies of succor. It cheered me and warmed me and strengthened me at the time. I did not, however, appreciate how many were the helpers. Had my eyes been opened, like Elisha's young man I could have seen hosts and hosts of them on every side. Ah ! the grace of the Holy Spirit and the help of these thousands of generous friends carried me sturdily and cheerily through those early days.
Our school work was plainly Church work. Ever...y morning at the opening of the school, shortened Prayer- book services were held. The heads and managers of the schools were all clergymen. Large numbers of the pupils came into our confirmation classes. Eight of the pupils and three teachers became clergymen in the Church. One teacher to whom I refer is Mr. Chas. G. Davis, now rector of St. Stephen's, Ferguson, Mo. He was our most effi- cient teacher, first in Logan, then in Ogden. I confirmed him and ordered him both deacon and priest. Another of our teachers was Alexander Mann, now a distinguished clergyman of Grace church, Orange, New Jersey.
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