In all religious movements, especially when they become excited and widespread, I would insist on family worship being at once established. Willingness to begin it, and to prefer it to excited meetings, is a good criterion. You approach to the cultus of Rome, if you have no altar in the house. It is an unhuman thing to substitute a daily ministry for the family worship of God; and daily meetings of many, even for devotion, are not always to be encouraged. I should consider a widespread regard for household worship always a good sign of a community.