Introduction to Formosa Island Home of Idol Worshipers
Four Canadian missionaries including Winnipeg-born Aud rey Brown RN describe Formosa home base Pu Li with 50,000 residents. They report idol worship, poverty, and a rising interest in Christ after two weeks of South Island meetings drawing over 12,000 listeners. They recount war hazards, air raids, storms, and a vow that evangelistic effort must continue despite danger.
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John Bull began as satire on Duke
John Bull has endured for 240 years as an old-time English countryman. He first appeared in 1712 in a pamphlet by John Arbuthnot, court physician to Queen Anne, satirizing the Duke of Marlborough. The persona captured public imagination and now embodies Britain to the world. Mary Baker Eddy comments on his usefulness to society.
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