The Ministry
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The practical man is more apt to be un- derrated by himself than by others. But all men fail, as a rule, to recognize that to be thoroughly practical in all the relation- ships of life brings one close to genius. And without some dash of the practical, men possessing conspicuous qualities are prone 50 THE MINISTRY to abject failure. If, therefore, a man is so humble about his qualifications that he sees in his nature nothing to give but practical service, let him lift his head, and confi- dentl...y ask admission to the ministry. The Church needs practical men. Not improb- ably the man who has been faithful in the details of a small work will be sought to come up higher. Posts of responsible lead- ership in the Church await men of practical genius. One might think that the practical man would easily be found. Evidently it is not so; for in all departments of leader- ship, there are men, both blind and inef^- cient, attempting to keep their huge house- hold in order, and lamentably failing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The practical man is more apt to be un- derrated by himself than by others. But all men fail, as a rule, to recognize that to be thoroughly practical in all the relation- ships of life brings one close to genius. And without some dash of the practical, men possessing conspicuous qualities are prone 50 THE MINISTRY to abject failure. If, therefore, a man is so humble about his qualifications that he sees in his nature nothing to give but practical service, let him lift his head, and confi- dentl...y ask admission to the ministry. The Church needs practical men. Not improb- ably the man who has been faithful in the details of a small work will be sought to come up higher. Posts of responsible lead- ership in the Church await men of practical genius. One might think that the practical man would easily be found. Evidently it is not so; for in all departments of leader- ship, there are men, both blind and inef^- cient, attempting to keep their huge house- hold in order, and lamentably failing.
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