From Survey to Service
From Survey to Service
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The work should be conducted on a more nearly mutual basis as between the foreigner and the American than frequently in the past. It is in the general atmosphere created by Christian faith and servic^ Digitized by VjOOQlC io8 FROM SURVEY TO SERVICE in America and with such practical assistance from the Protestant Church that new Americans must work out their own salvation.
Difference plus transience. Our earlier illustrations of the problem of difference brought us into fields where the problem... largely combined with the problem of dis- tance, as in the case of the foreign-born farmers in the scantily populated West. We now turn to fields in which the problem of difference combines with that of transience, as in the case with numbers of foreign-born women and children employed on the fruit and cannery crops. Transience is the Protestant Church's opportunity with them. Just because they are forlorn and scattered, separated from the masses of their kind, and peculiarly without friends, the Church may bring to them just the helpful service they most need and of which it is most capable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work should be conducted on a more nearly mutual basis as between the foreigner and the American than frequently in the past. It is in the general atmosphere created by Christian faith and servic^ Digitized by VjOOQlC io8 FROM SURVEY TO SERVICE in America and with such practical assistance from the Protestant Church that new Americans must work out their own salvation.
Difference plus transience. Our earlier illustrations of the problem of difference brought us into fields where the problem... largely combined with the problem of dis- tance, as in the case of the foreign-born farmers in the scantily populated West. We now turn to fields in which the problem of difference combines with that of transience, as in the case with numbers of foreign-born women and children employed on the fruit and cannery crops. Transience is the Protestant Church's opportunity with them. Just because they are forlorn and scattered, separated from the masses of their kind, and peculiarly without friends, the Church may bring to them just the helpful service they most need and of which it is most capable.
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