Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux
Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux
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At each visitation we endeavored to work the native church members up to a feeling of responsibility in the work of contributing to the sup port of their pastors, but it has been no easy under taking.
This summer, with Robert Hopkins and Adam Paze for our companions in travel, the doctor and I crossed over directly from Niobrara to the head of the Coteau. Those Indians we now found considerably scattered on their new reservation. Some general lines began to ap pear in the settlement, and during... this and our visit in the year following several church organizations were effected; and Solomon Toonkan-Shaecheya, Robert Hopkins, Louis Mazawakinyanna, and Daniel Renville were licensed to preach.
Louis was an elder in the prison and on the Niobrara, and of his own motion had gone over to Fort Wads- worth, and, finding a community of Sioux scouts con nected with the garrison, commenced religious work among them. In this he was supported and encouraged by the chaplain, Rev. G. D. Crocker. This year our camp-meeting was held on the border of the Coteau as it looks down on Lake Traverse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At each visitation we endeavored to work the native church members up to a feeling of responsibility in the work of contributing to the sup port of their pastors, but it has been no easy under taking.
This summer, with Robert Hopkins and Adam Paze for our companions in travel, the doctor and I crossed over directly from Niobrara to the head of the Coteau. Those Indians we now found considerably scattered on their new reservation. Some general lines began to ap pear in the settlement, and during... this and our visit in the year following several church organizations were effected; and Solomon Toonkan-Shaecheya, Robert Hopkins, Louis Mazawakinyanna, and Daniel Renville were licensed to preach.
Louis was an elder in the prison and on the Niobrara, and of his own motion had gone over to Fort Wads- worth, and, finding a community of Sioux scouts con nected with the garrison, commenced religious work among them. In this he was supported and encouraged by the chaplain, Rev. G. D. Crocker. This year our camp-meeting was held on the border of the Coteau as it looks down on Lake Traverse.
What to read after Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Return Riggs to read onlineMoreLess
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