THE Church of England Parochial Mission Society. For the Promotion of Missions in the Church of England. Patrons. THE ARCHBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY AND YORK. General Superintendent.-REV. W. HAY M. AITKEN, Bedford. Secretary.-REV. S. W. D. FOX, M.A. Office.-21, John Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. The following are among the Missions to be conducted by Clergymen in connection with this Society during January :— Dec. 31-Jan. 10, 1882...Southwark, St. Stephens... Rev. R. D. Monro. Jan. 29-Feb. 5,,, ...Stanstead Abbotts ..Cobridge ... ...Little Amwell ...New Seaham... ...Clayton, near Bradford .Rev. S. E. Pennefather. .Rev. L. Price. and Rev. G. Howell. and Rev. J. Stephens. ... Rev. S. Hutchinson. ...... Rev. H. Dening. "CHRISTIAN PROGRESS " AUXILIARY FUND In support of the above Society from the Readers of "Christian Progress." FROM NOVEMBER 15TH TO DECEMBER 14TH. B. £10 from E. B. £2 from A. E. T. IOS. each from K. A. S. B., 5521, A. S., M. & J. 8s. from 34428. 5s. each from 24839, 8855, J. 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Association; 5s. from Riversdale House L. S. Association; 9s. from Cambridge House L. S. Association; 5s. from Featherstone V. A. ; 2s. 6d. from Southlands L. S. Association; 28. 9d. from Pertenhall V. A.; 3s. 6d. from Oakenholt Hall L. S. Association; 2s. 6d. from Oakenholt V. A. The Church of England Family Magazine. COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITH THE CHURCHMAN'S PENNY MAGAZINE. Edited by the Rev. ERNEST BOYS, M.A. CONTENTS FOR JANUARY. Wise Men from the East (Illustration). Epiphany. By the Editor. The Unknown Way. By the Rev. J. P. Hobson. Science Evenings with the Children. By Selina A. Bower. Luther's Monument at Worms (Illustration). By the Editor. The Watch on the Splashboard. By the Rev. G. Everard. Stories for Children will be commenced in February, by Eva Travers Poole. May be ordered of all Booksellers. NISBET & Co., 21, BERNERS STREET, London, W. ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted on this page at the following rate :-3s. 6d. BR for 30 words, and Id. for each additional word. RIGHTON.-EDUCATION. - Mr. Alfred Clark, B.A. (Lond.) receives about 20 Sons of Gentlemen, from seven to fourteen years of age. Terms from 40 to 55 Guineas. Pupils are thoroughly grounded in English subjects, Latin, Greek, French, German, and Mathematics. Personal care, Christian influence, and a healthy, happy home.-Address, 84, Buckingham Road, Brighton.-Referees: Rev. W. Poole Balfern, Brighton; Rev. F. Cruse, Christ Church Vicarage, Worthing; Rev. J. B. Figgis, Brighton; Rev. W. Haslam, 19, King's Road, Brownswood Park, N. Mr. CLARK is wishing to receive two or three little boys, from 5 years of age, to be taught by a Lady with his own little boy. HIGH CLASS EDUCATION, and a happy home for Indian children and others, where they receive Christian training and loving care. Resident English and Foreign Governesses. Masters attend for advanced English and accomplishments. References on application. Address, Miss Broad, Campden House, 7, Sutherland Gardens, Maida Vale, London, W. SEA-SIDE BOARDING SCHOOL, delightfully situated in South Wales. Vacancies for Young Ladies. Resident Foreign Governesses. Masters. Calisthenics. Terms on application to the Principals, Russell House, The Mumbles. Referee, Miss Havergal, Mumbles. COMFORTABLE HOME, in a A family in Paris, wanted for two young ladies, where they can have good French lessons. Reply, stating terms per month, to Alpha," A. B. Moss, Stationer, Carlisle. MISS PENN & FRAULEIN ESSER, assisted by Governesses and Masters, receive twenty Resident Pupils to educate under Christian influence. Entire charge taken of orphans and children from abroad. Detached house, large garden. References to parents and others. Grove House, Upper Clapton, E. HANOVER An English Gentle woman, resident there for a time to complete her daughter's education, receives a few young ladies to share advantages. Two vacancies will occur in March from sisters now with her having completed their course of studies. Best professors, For a good home, and a mother's care. particulars, references, and terms moderate and inclusive, address, "Confidence," Uhland Strasse, 8, Hanover. BYNE VILLA, Storrington, Sussex. Principal, Miss Gleadah, late Miss Hughes. Beautifully situated close to the South Downs, a School for young ladies, established more than 40 years, conducted on strictly Christian principles; the comforts of home combined with a thorough education. Terms from 25 to 30 guineas per annum: music and laundress extra. The year is divided into three terms of 13 weeks each, the ensuing term will commence January 24th. Price id., or 75. per 100 (12 post free for is.) CONSECRATION IN DAILY AND FAMILY LIFE. BY THE REV. ERNEST Boys. Two Chapters reprinted from "The Consecrated Life," for envelope distribution. May be ordered of all Booksellers. NISBET & Co., 21, BERNERS STREET, LONDON, W. THE SURE FOUNDATION SERIES. BY THE REV. ERNEST BOYS, M.A. ONE SHILLING Each. 1. The Sure Foundation. 2. The Consecrated Life. 3. Rest unto your Souls. May be ordered of all Rooksellers. NISBET & Co., 21, BERNERS STREET, NEW VOLUME FOR 1881. The Numbers of "CHRISTIAN PROGRESS" for 1881, may be had neatly bound in Cloth. Price 1s. 9d. May be ordered of all Booksellers. BEMROSE & SONS, 23, OLd Bailey, CHRISTIAN VOL. VII.] PROGRESS. FEBRUARY, 1882. [No. 2. "THOU MAKEST Thou!" By Rev. C. A. Fox. THE OUTGOINGS OF THE MORNING AND EVENING TO REJOICE.”—Ps. lxv. 8-13. SUNRISE and sunset! with their glowing colour; so beautiful; such a wealth of daily beauty, showing us something of the beauty of the Lord with Whom we have to do. In the morning of their birth, they sang for joy, but hardly such a song as this, when the life of God dawns in a soul. Morning and evening beauty sometimes meet in the soul. It was so with the thief on the cross: sunrise and sunset met in him; and he sang so well that Jesus took him at once to the choir above. God makes the new life, and He loves the bright look of the new saint. He loves new things, so He has a plan to keep them new. He makes His gifts new every morning; new sun, new dew, new verdure, until the day when He says, "Behold, I make all things new!" How to make this a New Year, very new. We find it here. It is by always saying, "Thou!" (ten times in lxv. 8-11). First it is, "Thou visitest." You see it all begins up there; it does not come from us. He comes |