. Raleigh Christian Advocate : organe de la Conférence de Caroline du Nord, du Sud, de l'Église d'E.M.. ofmotherhood functionsof deviendra ainsi le l'église. L'un des d'un highestduties m ther est l'enseignement de l'achild. Et ainsi l'église est dans itsconstitu er rapport à Christ un edu-cator. Un orphelinat devrait être goose15 expression de cette relation sacrée, et l'église devrait faire valoir itsloyalty au Christ par la formation de la progéniture de son Esprit. Il y a un sentiment v .gue que charityhas lierties grand, et "e t un ordi-nary loi peut être excusé, sur thegrounds de son être une c-iantible costume ancien actAn o

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. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. ofmotherhood thus become the functionsof the church. One of the highestduties of a m ther is the teaching of achild. And so the church is in itsconstitu ional relation to Christ an edu-cator. An orphanage should be thebest expression of this sacred relation, and the church should vindicate itsloyalty to Christ by training the off-spring of His Spirit. There is a v .gue feeling that charityhas large lierties, and th »t an ordi-nary act may be excused, on thegrounds of its being a c-iantible actAn old suit of clothes, an inferior ar-ticle of food given away is deemednoble becarse i;. does not cost the re-cipient. Men have coir.ed an expres-sion which they have sent into thestreets, Beggers should not be choos-ers. This may be good street etics;it should never have a place in theheart and on the lips of the bride ofChrist. And whatever the church un-dertakes to do for the orphan, shruldbe well done. In the quality of herervice she is to maintiin the confi-dence of her great Head. N thing. REV. J. B. BURLKY, Asrent. should be lacking in the educationaldepartment of our Orphanage neces-sary to the high quality of Chri tianwork, and the Methodist conscienceshould be made to feel the weight ofits obligation to this young instit 1-ion, and there are reasons to tielievethat it will respond to the full measureof this duty. r -t x» m I mrmmmm RALKIOH CHRTSTTAN APVOCATR, WBDNESDAY, NOVEMBKR 27 TOOT THE STATE ANi) THE ORPHAN. R. N. PAGE. To write cf any benevolent or churchenterprise and iis reUtion to the State, is to venture upon dangerous ground. In your Orphanage Thanksgivingnumber you hardly want anything thatwill bring on a controversy. dren, whose childly fashions linger in are bright. To have the po^er andthe home long after the children them- disposition to earn something to helpselves have put away childish things

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