Harriet Groves

“ In the present divided state of the Church, it may be found useful to review the life of one whose whole history illustrates the possibility, amidst every division, of remaining a witness to the true unity of the one family of God, of rejoicing in every display of the grace of God, and of joyfully acknowledging His work, wherever it was manifested. ”

“ It is with peculiar pleasure testimonies such as the following have been received, from those to whom both the editor and the subject of these Memoirs were strangers.
One, a clergyman of the Church of England, writes to a friend:—
“Next to the incomparable and unapproachable word of God, I do not ever remember to have read a book which has touched my heart, engrossed my affections, and quickened my soul in such a manner, as the touching Memoir which pourtrays the life and inmost thoughts of that dear departed saint, the heavenly-minded A. N. Groves ”

“ It is true death winds up the history here of those who are removed; but it does not close the effect of their life, in the influence it has brought to bear upon others; and while they are dead they still speak ”