In another column reference is made to our young friend and brother Booth, whose portrait accompanies this number, a brief reference to him, therefore, is all that is needed here. Favoured with Christ-loving parents, Mr. Booth was early trained to attend the worship and service of God in good old Homerton Row, a place of old renown for New Testament Church order and the advocacy of the doctrines of free and sovereign grace; a good school for the young. But all this would be of no avail unless the Holy Spirit first quickens the soul with desires heavenward. We give the following short notes from Life and Light:— Our brother, Mr. Ernest Alfred Booth says: “The work of grace in my soul was very gradual,…