Sermons Preached to a Country Congregation, Vol. 2: To Which Are Added, a Few Hints for Sermons; Intended Chiefly for the Use of the Younger Clergy (Classic Reprint)William Gilpin · First published 2017Open the Tome
The identification of models of ministry for clergy and congregations to confront the destructive cultsMark A. Scheneman · First published 1983Open the Tome
Sir, as the Imperial Parliament have, by an act passed in the 31st year of his late Majesty, appropriated a seventh part of the waste lands of the crown, in the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, for the support of a protestant clergy, (commonly called clergy reserves), and, as the Presbyterian clergy, notwithstanding that they are expressly declared by statute to be of the true protestant religion ... have hitherto been excluded from any participation in these reserves, and have had no other provision made for their support, the Presbyterians, composing the two congregations in the city of Montreal have felt it their duty to represent their situation, by an humble petition to the Imperial Parliament, and to claim for themselves ... a participation in the revenues and advantages arising from the said Reserves ...Alexander Mathieson · First published 1827Open the Tome
Charity still a Christian virtue; or, An impartial account of the tryal and conviction of the Reverend Mr. Hendley, for preaching a Charity-sermon at Chisselhurst. And of Mr. Campmen, Mr. Prat, and Mr. Harding, for collecting at the same time the alms of the congregation. At the assizes held at Rochester, on Wednesday, July 15, 1719. Offer'd to theconsideration of the clergy of the Church of EnglandHendley Reverend. · First published 1719Open the Tome
