Article March 6, 1909 Issue

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from John Hunter, G. L. Clark

[Christian Work and Evangelist.]

The world is getting too vast, too glorious, too universal, in view of God's infinite manifestation, to limit it to anything smaller than life itself. God's grace is too abounding to be confined to any one rite or sacrament or institution. The prophetical minds of every denomination are recognizing this. They are recognizing it so fast that these things which work for exclusiveness are receding in their mind, and the great, eternal facts of religion are assuming the commanding place.

[Christian Register.]

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