ILLTISTEATIONi
 

CHAPTER  XIV.
THE NOON MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.         page

Origin. Jayne's Hall. Growth. Peculiarity. Melting Meeting
in North-western Philadelphia. Five Thousand in Daily
Prayer. Union Preaching. Eegular Services. Opposition
Vain.    Number of Conversions.   Fraternal Spirit,.......    271

CHAPTEE  XV.

GENERAL REFLECTIONS.

L The Lord's Hand in the Work.    H. The Union of Christians

of various Denominations.    HL The Development of the

Lay Element.    IV. The Power of Prayer.    V. Cautions:

1.  Union Prayer Meetings no substitute for the Ministry.

2.  Prayers in Fulton street not necessarily effloaoious,....    281
 

ILLUSTRATIONS.
 

North Reformed Dutch Church,...................Fron

Principal Entrance to the Church,........................page 28

Coat of Arms of John Harpending,......................         24

Front View of Consistory or Lecture Room,...............         26

Portrait of Mr. J. C. Lanphier, the Lay Missionary,........         88

Third Story Room in the Consistory Building,.............         48

Second Story Room in the Consistory Building,............         46

Portrait of the Rev. Dr. Knox, late Senior Pastor of the Col¬
ligate Church,.....................................         71

Fac Simile Request of a Magdalen,......................        124

Fac Simile Eecjuest in behalf of " a Soul that has but one in

the whole world to pray for it,".........  ...........        146

Portrait of the Rev. Dr. DeWitt, present Senior Pastor,.....        287