Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Women Helpers in the Church: Their Sayings and Doings
The following interesting and instructive narratives of woman's agency in winning souls and grafting them into the Church, were written at the urgent solicitation of an associate worker. He saw what God had wrought through the agency of zealous women providentially placed in ripe fields; he therefore desired to obtain from them a detailed statement of the way in which these successes had been wrought, to encourage still more timid women to use their experience and heart-power in aid of the Christian min istry.
Permission was with di?iculty obtained from all of'the writers to submit their narratives to Bishop Alonzo Potter for use at his discretion. He deemed their publication very important, and was in the act of preparing them for the press when feeble health induced him to undertake a sea voyage, from which he never returned. These papers, with introductory articles written by the undersigned over the letter H, were, after the lamented death of Bishop Potter, published in the spirit OF missions.
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