The First Five Years of the House of Mercy Clewer volume Talbot Span Classs
The First Five Years of the House of Mercy Clewer volume Talbot Span Classs
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While these plans were being organized in London, we were busily engaged in making preparations for the enlargement of the House of Mercy ; but the difficulties which beset the undertaking hindered its commencement till the spring of 1854. On the 27th of June in that year, just one week beyond the close of our fifth year, in the presence of a considerable number of our friends, who after- wards together partook of the Holy Communion in our temporary Chapel, the Bishop of Oxford laid the inaugur...al stone of our new building. Thus a fresh impetus and an entirely new scope was given to our work, and this event accordingly forms a natural close to my present account.
I cannot, however, conclude without recording our deeply grateful sense of the many tokens of Divine blessing which, in the progress of our work, have been vouchsafed to us ; how at times, when all our labour seemed well nigh shipwrecked, fresh hope arose, even more brightly than before ; how aid of various kinds came from un- expected quarters just at the hour of need ; how sore trials and \2 anxious forebodings have been the harbingers of richest blessings ; how what seemed to be withheld from us too long came at last, and, as it then seemed, at the fittest time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While these plans were being organized in London, we were busily engaged in making preparations for the enlargement of the House of Mercy ; but the difficulties which beset the undertaking hindered its commencement till the spring of 1854. On the 27th of June in that year, just one week beyond the close of our fifth year, in the presence of a considerable number of our friends, who after- wards together partook of the Holy Communion in our temporary Chapel, the Bishop of Oxford laid the inaugur...al stone of our new building. Thus a fresh impetus and an entirely new scope was given to our work, and this event accordingly forms a natural close to my present account.
I cannot, however, conclude without recording our deeply grateful sense of the many tokens of Divine blessing which, in the progress of our work, have been vouchsafed to us ; how at times, when all our labour seemed well nigh shipwrecked, fresh hope arose, even more brightly than before ; how aid of various kinds came from un- expected quarters just at the hour of need ; how sore trials and \2 anxious forebodings have been the harbingers of richest blessings ; how what seemed to be withheld from us too long came at last, and, as it then seemed, at the fittest time.
What to read after The First Five Years of the House of Mercy Clewer volume Talbot Span Classs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Thellusson Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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