3.—We agree, through grace, to be found in the use of all appointed means, public and private, and on special occasions, when notified by the Minister, as in Acts xiv, 2. _When they were come_, _and had gathered the Church together_.—_Forsake not the assembling yourselves together_, _as the manner of some is_.—_Where two or three are gathered together_, _there am I in the midst_. _Lo_, _I am with you always_. 4.—As Members of the same Church, we will endeavour to cultivate an affectionate and sincere love, without dissimulation, towards one another—like that which Christ bears to his Church; and studiously avoid all occasion of division among the members—such as hard speeches, cruel and unjust remarks, disdainful looks, reproaches, slanders, and all causeless divisions in judgment concerning spiritual things. But that we will watch and pray against these things, as injurious to the cause of Christ; but endeavor to maintain a oneness of mind and consent of judgment, to every grand truth, and a uniformity of practice.—_Ye yourselves are taught of God to love one another_.—_Be kindly affectioned one towards another_. _By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples_, _if ye love one another_. 5.—We mutually agree to pray for the prosperity of the kingdom of Christ, particularly for that part to which we belong—that body of christians which we commune with. This we will do through grace, constantly, cheerfully, and affectionately, publicly, and more frequently in private—especially for the most tried, afflicted, and poor members. _Pray ye for the peace of Jerusalem—they shall prosper that love her_. _Continuing constant in prayer_. 6.—That, as a Church, we will, as much as possible, be separate from the World, its customs, maxims, pursuits, & worship. Pray against a worldly spirit, either of levity or sullenness, covetous of oppressive, in dealing with others.—_Come out from among them_, _and be ye separate_, _saith the Lord_. 7.—We agree to study each others spiritual benefit, and take every opportunity, for the communion of Saints, to impart what light or enjoyments, trials, and mercies, sorrows and deliverances. To avoid all frothy, light, or vain conversation, as not becoming a Church of Christ. _Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another_. _Let your speech be always with grace_. _Wherefore comfort one another_, _and edify one another_, _as also ye do_.