...from open sin, and taught a little good manners, at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians ? Tuesday 20, Though it rained much, in the morning we had a good congregation at five. Wednesday 21,...

...from open sin, and taught a little good manners at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians ? Tues. 20. Though it rained all day, in the morning we had a good congregation at five. Wed. 21.1...

...from open sin, and taught a little good manners, at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians ? liberty. But, indeed, most of them recovered their loss four years ago. Thur. 22. — Although it...

...from open sin, and taught a little good manners, at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians?' (Ib. p. 599.) The Sunday schools in those days, it will be recollected, were ordinary schools, only...

...open sin, and taught a little goad :nsn.» ners, at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians?" No sooner had Mr. Wesley heard of Mr. Raikes' plan, than he approved it, and published an account of...

...from open sin, and taught a little good manners, at lea.st, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...these schools may become nurseries for Christians 1 Tues. 20. — Though it rained all day, in the morning we had a good congregation at five. Wed. 21....

...simple, and easy invention. Wesley said, " I find these schools wherever I go. Perhaps God may have some deeper end therein than men are aware of; who knows but some of these schools may be nurseries for Christians." The attention of outsiders was arrested by the rapid and impressive growth...

...from open sin, and taught a little good manners, at least, as well as to read the Bible. I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...end therein, than men are aware of. Who knows but somo of these schools may become nurseries for Christians 1 Tues. 20. — Though it rained all day,...

...1784, the year of Raikes's published account of them. He speaks of them prophetically : "I find these schools springing up wherever I go ; perhaps God may...have a deeper end therein than men are aware of; who 15 Memoir of Sophia Bradburn, in "Wesleyan Magazine for 1834, p. 319. is Wesleyan Magazine, 1846, p....

...journal, when the Sunday school was still almost secular in its designs and methods, " I find these schools springing up wherever I go. Perhaps God may...schools may become nurseries for Christians ?" In the same year, in America, the following question and answer were incorporated in the section of our...