Mankind And the Church Being An Attempt to Estimate the Contribution of Great R
Mankind And the Church Being An Attempt to Estimate the Contribution of Great R
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It is as astounding that some, even missionaries, should " not believe in " this method as that others should seem to suppose it almost sufficient alone.
3. Pastoral work. This ought, as soon as possible, to be done through the converts. They only can get full access to homes and hearts, and understand the thoughts and puzzles and temptations of their fellow-countrymen. But it must be acknowledged that new converts are often good evangelists, but very seldom good pastors. The shyness of intrudi...ng, the necessity of conforming to custom, difference of rank, the self-consciousness which comes from these things, and the possibility that those to whom they go will regard them as little more qualified than themselves, are embarrassments which do not affect the missionary at all in the same degree. Great allowance must be made for them.
4. Literature. Tracts are a very difficult question. At the early stages they are inevitable, in great numbers. Some of them are really good. They must, at the begin- ning, be largely given free of charge, for those for whom they are wanted do not want them, though if given they MISSIONS OF THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION 219 may cast their eyes over them and get a thought which will lead them to ask for more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is as astounding that some, even missionaries, should " not believe in " this method as that others should seem to suppose it almost sufficient alone.
3. Pastoral work. This ought, as soon as possible, to be done through the converts. They only can get full access to homes and hearts, and understand the thoughts and puzzles and temptations of their fellow-countrymen. But it must be acknowledged that new converts are often good evangelists, but very seldom good pastors. The shyness of intrudi...ng, the necessity of conforming to custom, difference of rank, the self-consciousness which comes from these things, and the possibility that those to whom they go will regard them as little more qualified than themselves, are embarrassments which do not affect the missionary at all in the same degree. Great allowance must be made for them.
4. Literature. Tracts are a very difficult question. At the early stages they are inevitable, in great numbers. Some of them are really good. They must, at the begin- ning, be largely given free of charge, for those for whom they are wanted do not want them, though if given they MISSIONS OF THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION 219 may cast their eyes over them and get a thought which will lead them to ask for more.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montgomery, H. H. (Henry Hutchinson), 1847-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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