. La vida y los escritos de Rufus C. Burleson, que contiene una biografía del Dr. Burleson por Harry Haynes; funeral ocasión, con sermones, etc; seleccionado 'capilla'; el Dr. Burleson conversaciones como un predicador, con sermones seleccionados. illingthe pastorado de la Iglesia, la independencia en relación withhis deberes como Presidente de la Universidad, que el Dr. Burlesonadministered la ordenanza del bautismo a SamHouston General. Este fue un acontecimiento histórico, y nunca fue del Dr. Burlesons afterwardone más grato recuerdo. Mientras servingas pastor de esta iglesia, el Dr. Burleson tuvo un baptisterio realizados en 166 la vida y escritos

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. The life and writings of Rufus C. Burleson, containing a biography of Dr. Burleson by Harry Haynes; funeral occasion, with sermons, etc; selected "chapel talks;" Dr. Burleson as a preacher, with selected sermons. illingthe pastorate of the Independence Church, in connection withhis duties as President of the University, that Dr. Burlesonadministered the ordinance of baptism to General SamHouston. This became a historic event, and was ever afterwardone of Dr. Burlesons most pleasant memories. While servingas pastor of this church, Dr. Burleson had a baptistry made in 166 The Life and Writings of the bed of Kountz Creek, north of town, in the shape of acoffin. Since baptism, the word of God taught, was designed totypify, in part, a regenerated soul buried to sin, he contendedthat this style of baptistry was a beautiful observance of theeternal fitness of things that ministers of the gospel should notfail to note. In this place he baptized a large number of thestudents of Baylor University during his pastorate, hundredsof whom ^vill feast their eyes on the picture presented in thisvolume, and will recall many occasions of spiritual rejoicingexperienced around this place of hallowed recollections.. POOL WHERE DR. BURLESON ADMINISTERED THE ORDINANCE OF BAP-TISM TO GENERAL SAM HOUSTON. When it was announced that Greneral Houston was toreceive the ordinace at this place, some mischievous boys wentthe night before and filled the baptistry with mud and treetops. The sexton went down in the morning to see that thepool was in order, came back very much distressed, andreported to Dr. Burleson that the baptistry was full of mud, and that it could not be removed in time for him to use it thatevening. Very well, he calmly replied, I will outgeneralthese mischievous boys from the country, and baptize theGeneral in Little Rockv. The change was announced at tho Dr. Eufus C. Burleson. 167 service that morning, and a great concourse of people waspresent. It was no ordinary occasion. K