Excerpt from Preaching to the Poor, a Centennial Test of Presbyterianism: Sermon Preached Before the Presbytery of Albany, on the 13th of June, 1876, in the Church of Ballston Centre
One other significant event should not be for gotten at this hour. As we gather in this ancient church for ecclesiastical affairs, but with anticipa tion of the nation's centennial day so near at hand, two important bodies of English Presby terians are completing, in Liverpool, an organic union which already gives promise of Presby terian unity throughout all Great Britain and Ire land.
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