CLASSES.

As to classes, I still think that something like church fellowship is the

grand desideratum of our Church. The Communion, which was originally

intended for this, now completely fails. It is almost anything but the

_communion of saints_. Private meetings, too, of a familiar,

conversational, or expository kind, do not quite come up to the supposed

point. There must be some enclosure—some hedge of separation, something

which shall admit the apparently sincere inquirer and exclude the

worldly—something, in fact, which shall “gather believers together out of

the mass of the ungodly world.”

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