Missionary Plans and Central Oversight Expanded
The Precential Committee would become jointly responsible for all mission measures both collectively and individually. A larger mission presence increases responsibility, but better selection of members eases the load on executive officers at home. One thousand two hundred preachers is not large for the extended fields. already over one twelfth of the target is on the ground. If each preacher is tasked with reaching 50 000 souls, the current supply covers 69 million of the hundreds of millions to evangelize. Central locations in Africa and Asia would be focal points, and thirty or forty seminaries could become radiant outposts guiding vast regions. Concluded next week.
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Giouel
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Bailey
Beuregard
Bacon
Mr. Marchand
Eagan and Bailey
Marchand
Brux
American Tract ‘Society
Divine Providence
Our Land
New York
Ap Pegg
China
Gutzlaff
Leang Afa
Keith Agang
Dyer
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Board of Missions Protestant Episcopal Church
Western Foreign Missionary Society
Singapore
Indian Archipelago
I. J. Roberts
Missionary Society
West
Siam
American Baptist Board
American Board of Commissioners
Burmah
Thibet
Sam
Tavoy
India
Lahore
Fkry
Orissa
Madras
Coromandel
Bunyan
Pilgrim’s Progress
Ceylan
Madura
Sandwich Islands
Persia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tabreez
Asia Junior
Smyrna
Scio
Broosa
Trebizond
Greece
Syn
Crete
Athens
Constantinople
Turkey
Ressia
St. Peersburch
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Samuel Elsner
Berlin
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Lower Saxony
Mshomet
Man
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Ruth
How to Grow in Grace in Daily Devotion
A preacher urges prolonged religious meditation to grasp core doctrines. He contrasts modern quick faith with Edwards era revivals and calls readers to sustained study, self examination, and applying sermons to themselves with earnest effort and prayer.
The Nunnery Plan and Public Disclosures
The public faces numerous disclosures about nunneries and the integrity of their practices. The piece argues that regardless of individual truths, the concept of the convent remains an affront to decency, labeling the nunneries as a method to lure to sin and control women. It notes priestly power, calls the plan an outrage, and cites religious magazine statements. The item concludes with notice that Hon. Jeptha Hardin resigns as Judge, affecting about half the district’s fall term.
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Shaw
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Foreign intelligence brief from the New York Star
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Madras
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Egypt
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Brunswick
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Otho
Greece
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Paris
Algiers
Atlas
Marshall Clausel
Morocco
Tremecen
Abdel Kadir
Africa
Missionary Board plans vast wor ldwide effort and funds drive
The Alton Observer reports a surge in subscribers and details a broad frame of the American Board’s mission expansion. It notes a $40,000 debt, calls for church support, and outlines a global plan to employ 3000 workers to evangelize, with emphasis on foreign missions and relief through philanthropy.
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