Ratio disciplinae fratrum Nov-Anglorum. A faithful account of the discipline professed and practised; in…

Sometimes one particular Church, and sometimes a Number of Consociated Churches in a Neighbourhood successively, have set apart whole Days of Prayer, on this peculiar Intention; To pray for a Successful Ministry; and more particularly, to obtain it, that the Spirit of Grace would infuse a Principle of Piety, into the Hearts of the ⟨p. 190⟩Rising Generation, and by a mighty Effect of His Gospel upon them, render their Children a Pious Generation. A marvellous Efficacy of the Gospel in a Conversion of Young People unto serious Religion, and an Addition unto the Churches of them that shall be saved, have been observed among the Consequences of such an Action.

When Beloved Pastors have been taken Sick, their Churches, Visited and Assisted by the Neighbouring Pastors, have kept their Days of Prayer for them: And it has been rarely known, that such Pastors have not been remarkably Recovered. Solemn and public Thanksgivings have sometimes followed.

When Beloved Pastors have been taken Sick, their Churches, Visited and Affisted by the Neighbouring Pastors, have kept their Days of Prayer for them: And it has been rarely known, that such Pastors have not been remarkably Recovered. Solemn and public Thanksgivings have sometimes followed.

Some Churches blessed with excellent Pastors, have kept their Days of Thanksgiving for their Evangelical Enjoyments; [Assisted with Neighbouring Pastors, on these Occasions.] It has been very agreeable, to see with what Ingenuity the Humble and Modest Pastors have behaved themselves, when such Roses have been cast upon them. One by whom Cambridge was once illuminated, on such a Day, Preached on, 2 Cor. XII. 11