XVII was preached in New Quad at Rugby at a reunion when the number of Old Rugbeians present was almost exactly equal to the number of boys in the school. The other two sermons are added because they fill in to some extent the outline of thought which those already mentioned sketch out. All the sermons here printed deal in some measure with that Fellowship with God which is the profoundest need and highest blessing of men. The fundamental fact about human life is that God, in His Love, has entered into fellowship with us; the loftiest hope for human life is that we may, in answer ing love, enter into fellowship with Him. This is not to be found in the devotional life alone, nor in the practical life alone, but only in the perfect blend of both.