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Mission Work Aims Koreas Awakening In Seoul
Frank G Carpenter reports on the Korea mission movement in Seoul 1908 1909 detailing Protestant and Catholic efforts native churches and schools funded by Koreans and foreigners. He notes 150000 native Christians 120000 adherents among Protestants and Catholic missions with abundant self supported schools and hospitals led by missionaries and locals. He highlights Bible study classes lectures and large attendances including a six hundred man church, money talks through offerings, and the Y M C A building as a hub for education and reform.
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Frank G. Carpenter
Seoul
Washington
Pacific
Asia
Korea
United States
Canada
Australia
Whith- Is & Bishop
Young Men’s Christian Association
Salvation Army
Japan
China
India
Hale
Edward Hiveretten
Raission
Aries
Childré
Morea
Ee Roreey
Koreas
Dr. I
Gaie
Wellan
Alde
Egwne
Gale
Korsa
Niem
Kares
Bunker
Seaut
Parior
Alyy Atec
Whitston
Bape
Pyvengyang
Gala
Alx
Chhurch
Sea of Japan
Red Crong
America
Allen
Hank-Offer
Severance
Nan-dal-man
Louis M. Severance
Cleveland
Ohio
Avison
J. W. Hirst
Philadelphia
John Wanemaker
M.C. Avs
Y. M. Co
Einglis
Frank M. ‘Brookmar
Atericin
C. A
Suchow
J. Aral
Thomas ‘Sammon
Arid
Geemen
Ee Sydaanes Vaal
Brookman
Etter