CONSECRATION AND FAITH PLEDGE
February, 1881

An act of consecration in which we yield up ourselves and our all – body, soul and spirit, time, talents, possessions, all that we have, and all that we are – in unconditional surrender to God, is necessary to every one who would receive at His hands that priceless blessing of a clean heart. That blessing, like every other good thing promised in the Gospel, is to be received by faith; and it is only by entire surrender that we can come on to believing ground, and be in a position to exercise faith for so great a benefit. - D. Clark

Consecration Pledge
Dear Lord; I present myself unreservedly to Thee.
My time.
My talents.
My tongue.
My will.
My property.
My reputation.
My entire being.
To be, and to do, anything You require of me.

Faith Pledge
Now as I have given myself away,
I am no longer my own, but all the Lord’s.
I trust You Lord to work in me all the good pleasure of Your will.
As I do give myself to You, I believe That You receive me now.
“Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate,
saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.”
2 Corinthians 6:17