Four sermons preached in London at the seventh General Meeting of the Missionary Society, May 10, 11, 12, and 14, 1801, by the Rev. H. Mends, Plymouth; Rev. W. Roby, Manchester; Rev. J. Cooke, Maidenhead; Rev. W. Tyler, Braytoft
Subtitle: To which are prefixed, the Report of the Directors, the Proceedings of the meeting, and a list of the subscribers
Contributors: Roby, William, 1766-1830; Cooke, John, 1760-1826; Tyler, William (Rector of Braytoft); London Missionary Society
Publisher: Printed for T. Chapman, by G. Auld
Published: 1801
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: English Sermons; Missions; Sermons
Notes: '(By order of the Directors) Published for the benefit of the Society'.
Table of contents: title: Includes 'Dark providences no just reason of discouragement in missionary exertions' by the Rev. Herbert Mends, Plymouth; 'An apology for Christian missions to the heathen' by William Roby, minister of the Gospel at Manchester; 'The advancement and perfection of the Kingdom of God the desire of every Christian, and the end of Missionary Exertions' by the Rev. John Cooke, minister of the Gospel at Maidenhead, Berkshire; and 'Powerful influence of divine grace' by the Rev. William Tyler, Rector of Braytoft, Lincolnshire.