A Rural Survey in Missouri
A Rural Survey in Missouri
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On the whole the attitude toward religion is sympathetic, lapsing among some people to indifference, but seldom becoming hostile. While there is much sectarianism there is little denominational strife. One of the things that impressed the survey men when they first arrived on the field was the freedom and naturalness with which people, men as well as women, spoke on religious themes.
If the churches were equally cUstributed there would be one Protestant church for every 10. 8 square miles, but ...they are very unequally distributed. The 23 villages, averaging 241 persons to a village, have 56 churches, ?8 What l3 Left Of The Circuit Rider5y5T[m Country Churchls-Villag[Churchls-1own Churches- Tota l "tli Hi m Chur® With PREACfiiNG HalfTheHme. CMMib With Reaching ONErouRTHlHtliME, CHyRCHES \NiTW Pkeaching Fu llTi m e BASIS- 159 CHURCHES IN KNOX ADAIR ^SULLIVAN C0UNTIE5 MO.
?9 Four \allaj?es — Novelty, Newark, in Knox County, and Gibbs and Brashear, in Adair County, have 4 churches each, JTwo of these villages have less than 225 inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the whole the attitude toward religion is sympathetic, lapsing among some people to indifference, but seldom becoming hostile. While there is much sectarianism there is little denominational strife. One of the things that impressed the survey men when they first arrived on the field was the freedom and naturalness with which people, men as well as women, spoke on religious themes.
If the churches were equally cUstributed there would be one Protestant church for every 10. 8 square miles, but ...they are very unequally distributed. The 23 villages, averaging 241 persons to a village, have 56 churches, ?8 What l3 Left Of The Circuit Rider5y5T[m Country Churchls-Villag[Churchls-1own Churches- Tota l "tli Hi m Chur® With PREACfiiNG HalfTheHme. CMMib With Reaching ONErouRTHlHtliME, CHyRCHES \NiTW Pkeaching Fu llTi m e BASIS- 159 CHURCHES IN KNOX ADAIR ^SULLIVAN C0UNTIE5 MO.
?9 Four \allaj?es — Novelty, Newark, in Knox County, and Gibbs and Brashear, in Adair County, have 4 churches each, JTwo of these villages have less than 225 inhabitants.
What to read after A Rural Survey in Missouri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyterian Church in the Usa Board of Home Mi to read onlineMoreLess
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