His prayer was that His disciples might all be one--one in their aims, in their purposes, their sympathy, their faith, their hope, their love.
"An event has happened in this church very recently which makes it necessary for me to say these words.

The Holy Spirit came into this room last Sunday and touched the hearts of several young men, who gave themselves then and here to the Lord Jesus Christ.

Among the men was one of another race from the Anglo-Saxon.

He was a black man.

His heart was melted by the same love, his mind illuminated by the same truth; he desired to make confession of his belief, be baptized according to the commands of Jesus, and unite with this church as a humble disciple of the lowly Nazarene.