L'épée et la truelle . estifies à la puissance de l'Evangile prêché avec ferveur simplyand. 218 W. EVANS HURNDALL dans l'Est de Londres. M. Hurndall est né à Berkeley, dans le Gloucestershire, en 1845. À l'âge de vingt-et-un qu'il a succédé à son père comme une extensivemanufacturing ia partenaire business de Bristol ; et dans ce domaine il a acquis de l'muchexperience concernant les hommes et les mœurs, qu'il a été permis à bon compte dans pourtourner le ministère. Dans la métropole occidentale Mr.Hurndall est devenu associé avec l'église à Castlegreen, hetaught où le jeune mens Bible-classe, la présence de laquelle il

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The Sword and the trowel . estifies to the power of the gospel simplyand earnestly preached. 2 18 W. EVANS HURNDALL IN EAST LONDON. Mr. Hurndall was born at Berkeley, in Gloucestershire, in 1845. Atthe age of twenty-one he succeeded his father as partner ia an extensivemanufacturing business at Bristol; and in this sphere he gained muchexperience concerning men and manners, which he has been enabled toturn to good account in the ministry. In the Western Metropolis Mr.Hurndall became associated with the church at Castlegreen, where hetaught the young mens Bible-class, the attendance of which he saw in-creased from thirteen to about one hundred and fifty members. Soon afterthis he settled in London, to advance the interests of his firm ; and whilethus engaged during the week, he devoted his services on the Sabbathto a congregation at Putney, where the building soon filled. Beingso far successful, Mr. Hurndall decided to give up business, and devotehimself wholly to pastoral work. Pressing invitations from several. A CHRISTMAS DINNER IN A POOR HOME. quarters would have made an early settlement easy; but the youngpreacher preferred to enter St. Johns College, Cambridge. At Cam-bridge he was throughout very successful ; he won the essay prize givenby his college, and also an exhibition ; and in 1879 he took the degreeof M.A., three years after he had accepted the pastorate at HarleyStreet, Bow Road. Great success at once attended Mr. Hurndalls ministry, and his effortsto organize a working church in his densely-populated district. Therenovation of the old chapel, at a cost of £2, 000, was undertaken, andsince that date an additional £4, 000 has been expended in necessaryenlargement, and in providing new rooms. The ordinary congregationswere exceedingly crowded, while the membership of the church becameas numerous as the seats in the chapel. This success was the more W. EVANS HURNDALL IN EAST LONDON. 19 gratifying because it was in East London, where, in an ordinary way,

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