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… . In the basement of the church, above ground, a schoolroom was prepared for the children, and a teacher was sent there to take charge. The numbers in the school …

… teach the members how to labor in the church and in the community. There is work for all to do in their own borders, to build up the church, to make the social meetings …

… the working forces. They can plan to reach many in the highways and in the hedges. As they put forth calm, steady, devoted effort to educate the church members …

… meet the increasing demands of the times; but we see no special increase of fervent piety, of Christian simplicity, and earnest devotion. The church seem content …

… unfurling the banner of truth in the dark places of the earth; and yet the work moves far more slowly than God would have it. [Why?] The members of the church are …

… unfurling the banner of truth in the dark places of the earth; and yet the work moves far more slowly than God would have it. The members of the church are not …

… the work in new fields, for protecting both the churches and the ministry from unworthy members, for holding church property, for the publication of the truth …

… visit the churches with greater manifestations of his power, when so large a number are shut in to themselves, engrossed in their own interests? It is thus …

… life is a source of weakness to the church. This fact is often ignored. Some ministers and churches are so desirous of securing an increase of numbers that …

… among the people. In the fall of the same year, two young men were moved to give the warning. The people assembled in great numbers to listen to their preaching …