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Excerpt from Miss. Ellis's MissionIt was a very contemptible barley-loaf she had to ofi'er, com pared with your fine, white, wheaten calce of youth and riches and strength and learning, but remember she offered her best fi'eely, willingly, faithfully, and when once a thing is 0112 red, it is no longer the little barley-loaf in the lad's hand, but the mirac alous satisfying Bread of Heaven in the hand of the Lord of the Harvest, more than snfi'...

Excerpt from The BrownsDon's mother was a Wise woman. The num ber of errands she planned for him abou time was something wonderful. So to-nigh said, I want you to do an errand for me.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct ...

Excerpt from Miss. Ellis's MissionIt was a very contemptible barley-loaf she had to ofi'er, com pared with your fine, white, wheaten calce of youth and riches and strength and learning, but remember she offered her best fi'eely, willingly, faithfully, and when once a thing is 0112 red, it is no longer the little barley-loaf in the lad's hand, but the mirac alous satisfying Bread of Heaven in the hand of the Lord of the Harvest, more than snfi'...

No pastor can lead a congregation to renewal alone. it requires a complete change of heart for the whole congregation. Congregational renewal occurs when people engage communally in a transition in their very understanding of the nature and purpose of their church. This goes far beyond a simple retooling of the mission statement or addition of a few programs. Authors Mary Sellon and Daniel Smith lead congregations through this process of renew...

Excerpt from The Browns "Oh dear!" said Don Brown, as he came in from school, and slammed his strap-full of books down on the sitting-room table, "I wish I had something to do. What can I do, mother?" It was January, and no snow yet in Cincinnati. The days were dark and short, cold enough to make loitering about outdoors uncomfortable, but not cold enough to form ice. The boys were hard pressed for amusement. "Chalk the rabbit" and "Catcher"...

Abstracted from newspapers filed in the archives of Colgate University, Hamilton, Madison County, New York. As vital records were not recorded in New York until after 1900, these abstracts help fill that void.