Missionary progress across Polynesia Africa and South Africa
The report highlights growth of native churches in Polynesia, new stations and self reliance in Africa, and expanded South Africa missions. It notes increased education, arming natives with teachers, and a push toward central Africa with wagon trains and steamers to open Lake Tanganyika Uganda Nyassa and other centers. It cites Dr Mullens and Lord Northbrook era themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polynesia
Dll
Penth Sea
Brassey
M.P
Tahiti
Europe
Niue
Savage Island
Beli
Tonga
New Guinea
Darnley Island
Signor
D’albertia
London Missionary Society
Elia
Lochat
Pharely
Cape York
ElletgoWan
Torres Straits
Sydney
Port Moresby
Lawes
South Africa
Cape Colony
England
Lovedale
Kuruman
John Campbell
Orange River
Mantatees
Bergenaars
Atlas
Kururtian Mission
Pease
Fainmeker
Petit
Ifia
Africa
Great Lakes
Interior
Livingstonia
Cape Maclear
Lake Nyassa
Shiré River
Makololo
Lala
Lieutenant Young
Church Missionary Society
Uganda
Victoria Nyanga
Smith
King Mtesa
Lake Tanganyika
Ujjiji
Glasgow
Brussels
Zanzibar
Roger Price
Kirk
Her Majesty
Mpwapwa
Price
Mr. Price
J. B. Thomson
Matebele
London
Java
Zanmbar
Ndumi
Inner Africa
Mullens
India
Dains
Lord Northbrook
Britain
Empire of
Dr. Mullens
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God
Gaste
Hotiwrists
Central Africa
Dr. Maxians
Intral Africa
Anon
Livingstone
Stanley
Cameron
W. M. Statnam
W. Cousins
Madagascar
Christ’s Church