For Christ in Fuh-Kien
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The ill-fated ship struck on a reef off the eastern coast of the Island of Socotra, on June 9th, 1897. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Smyth (wife of Dr. Smyth, a C.M.S. medical missionary at Ningpo), with 122 FoK Christ in Fuh-Kien.
their children, and Mrs. CoUins's nurse, Margaret Hogan, left the ship in a life-boat, with such of the other lady passengers as elected to do so, in charge of two officers and a crew, on June 10th, and the boat with its living freight was never heard of again.
Mysterious in...deed are God's ways. James Stratford Collins survived fevers, and escaped riots, to die by drowning in the familiar Min, on whose waters he had hundreds of times been borne without a thought of danger. He was an ardent mission- ary, of a bright and sunny nature; impulsive, it is true, but generous to a degree, and full of kindness. A brass to the memoiy of Mr. and Mrs. Collins has been put in Ardamine Church, Co. Wexford, the native place of the latter, bearing the appropriate text, " When thou passest through the waters I will be with thee." A memorial to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ill-fated ship struck on a reef off the eastern coast of the Island of Socotra, on June 9th, 1897. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Smyth (wife of Dr. Smyth, a C.M.S. medical missionary at Ningpo), with 122 FoK Christ in Fuh-Kien.
their children, and Mrs. CoUins's nurse, Margaret Hogan, left the ship in a life-boat, with such of the other lady passengers as elected to do so, in charge of two officers and a crew, on June 10th, and the boat with its living freight was never heard of again.
Mysterious in...deed are God's ways. James Stratford Collins survived fevers, and escaped riots, to die by drowning in the familiar Min, on whose waters he had hundreds of times been borne without a thought of danger. He was an ardent mission- ary, of a bright and sunny nature; impulsive, it is true, but generous to a degree, and full of kindness. A brass to the memoiy of Mr. and Mrs. Collins has been put in Ardamine Church, Co. Wexford, the native place of the latter, bearing the appropriate text, " When thou passest through the waters I will be with thee." A memorial to Mr.
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