. La vita e l'opera di Dwight L. Moody, presentata al mondo cristiano come un tributo alla memoria del più grande apostolo dell'epoca. t del Sig. Moodys Bible Institute, entrando nel cargein 1889. La maggior parte del successo fenomenale dell'Istituto è dueto la sua saggia amministrazione. Era molto vicino a Moodydurante gli anni successivi. Nessun uomo, realmente, ha avuto il sig. Moodys confidencemore completamente e giustamente così, perché nessun uomo potrebbe mai essere moreloyal ad un altro di R. A. Torrey a D. L. Moody. A. C. Dixon. Il Dr. Dixon è un tipico southerner, ardente, intenso, drammatico, eloquente. Suo padre era una frontiera

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. The life and work of Dwight L. Moody, presented to the Christian world as a tribute to the memory of the greatest apostle of the age. t of Mr. Moodys Bible Institute, entering on the chargein 1889. Most of the phenomenal success of the Institute is dueto his wise administration. He was very close to Mr. Moodyduring the later years. No man, really, had Mr. Moodys confidencemore completely, and justly so, for no man could ever be moreloyal to another than R. A. Torrey to D. L. Moody. A. C. Dixon. Dr. Dixon is a typical southerner, fiery, intense, dramatic, elo-quent. His father was a frontier preacher, and the son was con-verted and joined his fathers church when eleven years old. Atfifteen he entered Wake Forest College, and after graduation de-cided to study law, but the need of some country churches in hisneighborhood persuaded him .to accept the ministry of differentcongregations. During nine months he baptized 100 converts.After an incumbency of three years in a small church he enteredupon a new charge in Asheville, N. C, where, within three monthsof his aggressive ministry, 250 persons were converted. Three-and-. mS CO-WORKERS 303 a-half years later he was elected president of the Wake ForestCollege, but he declined the election, accepting instead the pastor-ate of a large Baptist church in Baltimore. His church began toexpand, and soon a large tabernacle had to be erected to accommo-date the crowds who pressed forward to enjoy his ministry. Laterhe was called to Brooklyn, where he has already won a high positionas preacher and pastor of his church. Dr. Dixon is a man of deepconvictions. The Bible is to him the book of life. He is a manof prayer, a believer in the Holy Spirit, tender and gentle in deal-ing with inquirers, ever beseeching sinners to become reconciled toGod. Mr. Moody was devoted to him, and had the greatest confi-dence in his ability. Henry Drummond. The death of Henry Drummond a few years ago took from theworld a gentle, ministering spirit who

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