Indian Missions On the North Pacific Coast
Indian Missions On the North Pacific Coast
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S. Army, urging the appointment of a missionary. The appeal was sent to the Presbyterian General Assembly, and Dr. Jackson was authorized by the Board of Missions to make a missionary tour to the Pacific coast. In Oregon he found an old missionary friend, Mrs. A. E. McFar- land, a lady born in Virginia, educated in Ohio, and the now Indian Missions on the Norih Pacific Coast. 107 widowed wife of the first Presbyterian missionary in New Mexico. She was induced to go to Alaska to take charge of t...he young mission. When she arrived with Dr. Jackson at Fort Wrangel, on passing down the street, they saw an Indian ringing a hand- bell. It was Clah calling scholars to his school, which was held in a disused dance-hall. Mrs. McFarland was the only Chris- tian white woman in a territory as large as France. For seven months she was the only Protestant missionary in Alaska, and for a year the only one at Fort Wrangel. All the perplexities of the people, religious, physical, social, and moral, were brought to her for solution.
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S. Army, urging the appointment of a missionary. The appeal was sent to the Presbyterian General Assembly, and Dr. Jackson was authorized by the Board of Missions to make a missionary tour to the Pacific coast. In Oregon he found an old missionary friend, Mrs. A. E. McFar- land, a lady born in Virginia, educated in Ohio, and the now Indian Missions on the Norih Pacific Coast. 107 widowed wife of the first Presbyterian missionary in New Mexico. She was induced to go to Alaska to take charge of t...he young mission. When she arrived with Dr. Jackson at Fort Wrangel, on passing down the street, they saw an Indian ringing a hand- bell. It was Clah calling scholars to his school, which was held in a disused dance-hall. Mrs. McFarland was the only Chris- tian white woman in a territory as large as France. For seven months she was the only Protestant missionary in Alaska, and for a year the only one at Fort Wrangel. All the perplexities of the people, religious, physical, social, and moral, were brought to her for solution.
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