Charles Finney writes to Theodore Dwight Weld, expressing the urgency of consulting him regarding a matter with Burchard. Finney emphasizes the importance of their collaboration and seeks Weld's presence to discuss the situation further. The letter reflects the close relationship and mutual support between the two in their efforts for social justice and reform.

Jackie Pullinger emphasizes the mission of Jesus to bring good news, freedom, and healing to the oppressed and marginalized, highlighting the modern-day realities of slavery and inequality. She draws parallels between the biblical concept of Jubilee and the need for restoration and liberation in today's world, urging the church to actively participate in addressing these issues. Pullinger also discusses the importance of understanding the Kingdom of God, which is not merely a future hope but a present reality that involves both words and actions. She encourages believers to practice their spiritual gifts in ministering to others, emphasizing that true salvation encompasses holistic healing and transformation. Ultimately, she calls for a deeper engagement with the Holy Spirit to bring about change in individuals and communities.