The Poorhouse Waif Keith E. Huttenlocker We give most credit to

We give most credit to Him who cast up the Highway for his redeemed to travel upon

the loss (or partial loss) of which has brought on many

Many trace their spiritual ancestry back to this son of a tavern keeper who became a great reformer for God

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND SERMON OUTLINES helped to fill that need until his more extensive work of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY was complete

she summarizes what is needed for teaching

The Poorhouse Waif Keith E. Huttenlocker We give most credit toThe Poorhouse Waif AND His Divine teacher has not been written to call attention to the noble characteristics of Edwin in choosing, under all circumstances, and regardless of consequences, to do the right, but to point the mind of the reader to the true Source of success and happiness. From beginning to end the story is true, and many of the characters mentioned are still living. A few of the names, however, have been withheld, and it must be