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Many of our Episcopal Charges have pointedly insisted upon it. Bishop Law remarked—‘There are few means, by which a Minister of our church can more effectually promote the cause of order and religion. A Sunday School is an easy, cheap, and unmixed good.’ (Primary Charge, 1825.) Bishop Blomfield enforced the necessity of a Sunday School ‘in every place—taught, in the failure of other resources, by the Clergyman himself, or some part of his family.’ (Primary Charge at Chester, 1825.) We need scarcely refer to Bishop Porteus’ earnest recommendations on this subject.