Report 1886 1887 Japan
Report 1886 1887 Japan
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West, with two visits to Fukushima 50m. South, have given good oppor- tunites to encourage individuals, address Churches, and to preach in crowded theaters. 15 were baptized in Mizusawa, 3 of whom have gone to Kyoto to prepare for missionary work.
The work in Fukushima is regarded by the Rev. Mr. Tsunajima as quite promising. The Methodists will abandon that city, and their band of 8 or 10 believers will probably fall to us. These, together with the 5 already won, will make the beginning of a C...hurch. We are rejoiced that our relations with the Pres. There are every way pleasant, and union meetings are often held.
In Wakamatsu we have over 30 Christians, but as they are mostly young persons or very poor, they find it difficult to raise over 5 en a month. The value of Christian work there is shown in that Eev. Mr. Yamaoka has been invited to lecture every week on morals to the students of the Government school.
We desire to call attention, before closing this report, to the courteous treat- ment we have received from all classes here, and to the valuable assistance cordially given by the Governor in contracting for our houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
West, with two visits to Fukushima 50m. South, have given good oppor- tunites to encourage individuals, address Churches, and to preach in crowded theaters. 15 were baptized in Mizusawa, 3 of whom have gone to Kyoto to prepare for missionary work.
The work in Fukushima is regarded by the Rev. Mr. Tsunajima as quite promising. The Methodists will abandon that city, and their band of 8 or 10 believers will probably fall to us. These, together with the 5 already won, will make the beginning of a C...hurch. We are rejoiced that our relations with the Pres. There are every way pleasant, and union meetings are often held.
In Wakamatsu we have over 30 Christians, but as they are mostly young persons or very poor, they find it difficult to raise over 5 en a month. The value of Christian work there is shown in that Eev. Mr. Yamaoka has been invited to lecture every week on morals to the students of the Government school.
We desire to call attention, before closing this report, to the courteous treat- ment we have received from all classes here, and to the valuable assistance cordially given by the Governor in contracting for our houses.
What to read after Report 1886 1887 Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missio to read onlineMoreLess
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