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They made a collection for expenses, towards which also contributions were received from unbelievers during the course of the mission. Those who promised to teach came readily in spite of their own heavy work and the unusually hot weather. Several catechists also came to help, and many of our Christians willingly offered themselves as mission workers for the time. Thus sympathy became a real power and encourage- ment ; and we, having experienced the abundant blessing of GOD, rested from care, t...rusting GOD'S Providence, and we awaited the day with courage and expectation.
PRINCIPLES AND METHODS 81 " On June 3Oth all who wished to join in the work came together. After the opening prayers I explained our plan of work, and assigned to each band of workers their own district, giving them careful directions as to the distribution of leaflets, tracts, etc. This committee was followed by a prayer meeting, and after a short interval we all went to S. Andrew's Church for Evensong. The sermon was preached by Archdeacon Shaw, who (in the absence in England of our Bishop) dismissed us with his blessing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They made a collection for expenses, towards which also contributions were received from unbelievers during the course of the mission. Those who promised to teach came readily in spite of their own heavy work and the unusually hot weather. Several catechists also came to help, and many of our Christians willingly offered themselves as mission workers for the time. Thus sympathy became a real power and encourage- ment ; and we, having experienced the abundant blessing of GOD, rested from care, t...rusting GOD'S Providence, and we awaited the day with courage and expectation.
PRINCIPLES AND METHODS 81 " On June 3Oth all who wished to join in the work came together. After the opening prayers I explained our plan of work, and assigned to each band of workers their own district, giving them careful directions as to the distribution of leaflets, tracts, etc. This committee was followed by a prayer meeting, and after a short interval we all went to S. Andrew's Church for Evensong. The sermon was preached by Archdeacon Shaw, who (in the absence in England of our Bishop) dismissed us with his blessing.
What to read after Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bickersteth to read onlineMoreLess
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