Missionary work shows growing native-led progress across societies
A survey of annual reports from major societies notes increasing native agency and self-support, with sermons on independence from missionary funds in Calcutta Delhi and Backergunge. It highlights a shift toward native pastors and councils, while European supervision remains to guide but not control frontier churches as missions expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
London Missionary Society
Church Missionary Society
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Wesleyan Missionary Society
America
France
Germany
Calcutta
Johnnuggur
Backergunge
James Smith
Delhi
Viscount Midleton
Cape Colony
Kafir Land
Bechuana
Orange River
Falding
India
China
A. D. Saville
Tahiti
New Guinea
Lord Lawrence
Sir Bartle Frere
It Is the Law Pamphlet on a Poor Incumbent’s Troubles
A pamphlet details the hardships of Rev. H. J. Dixon, vicar of Yarnscombe in the Exeter diocese, who faces mortgage arrears of 41 pounds 12 shillings 1.6d and the threat of sequestration by Queen Anne’s Bounty and the bishop. The piece portrays alleged harsh treatment by church authorities toward a struggling clergyman with a small income and a dilapidated residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoourstas
Oreign Missions
Yanasaae
Ae Ndces Coon
Prince and Princess of Wales
United Presbyte
New Education Billarians
Tdisesta
Sanetisdtevis
Halifax
Disitvytse Oanne Cvaresses
England and
Turke
Mr. Lowe
Wallbridge
Kirkman
Exeter
Church of England
H. J. Dixon
Yarnscombe
Barnstaple
Dixon
Queen Anne’s Bounty
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