Climbing Tai Shan and Mission Life in Shantung
The narrative recalls a five o clock ascent of Tai Shan in Shantung with four porters carrying the author and another four carrying Connely. It describes Pingtu mission schools, evangelism by Chinese Christians, and missionary work led by Wm. Sears, plus an old Boxer era Baptist preacher. It also notes foot binding in China, the emancipation of women through Gospel influence, famine in Shantung, and relief efforts by mission boards and Red Cross aiding millions.
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Tai Shan
China
Shantung
Yello
Tai-an-ryu
Confucius
Connely
Holy Land
Mencius
Pingtu
Pigetu
North China
Sears
Wm. Sears
Judson
Carey
Livingstone
Jesus
Cantonese
John Lowe
Scylla
Charybdis
Mission Boards
The
Red Cross
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