Missionary Lifework in British Guiana Amid Rain and Resistance
In Suddie British Guiana on May 18 1908 a missionary writes of field work with Mr Fisher under heavy rain tests. He notes preaching via interpreter and in English, baptisms including Annie Etwaria and James Baghloo, and challenges from Hindoo pundits and local authorities. The letter describes crowded services on Wakenaam Island and roadside gatherings, with converts growing despite opposition and land needs for a church. He closes asking readers to remember them in prayer.
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Suddie
British Guiana
Mr. James
Fisher
Annie Etwaria
MacKenzie
Mr. McKay
P.c
Mr. Fisher
James Baghloo
P.K.I. Presbytery
T. C. James
Ilang
Thomas Duncan Sukhan
James
Local druggist warned after dangerous corn remedy mix up
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Putnam's Corn
Putnam’s
Putnam's
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