Report of the Osaka Station of the Japan Mission of the American Board for the
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The Members of the Naniwa church, (among whom are some of the older scholars of the Girls' School), have for months been making regular visits to a town named Amagasaki, 5 miles from Osaka. The meetings were small for some time ; but after a special effort to move the people through a theatre meeting, things took a sudden turn in favor of Christianity. A former student of the Doshisha is now laboring there, entirely sup- ported by the people of the town. He is able to secure a regular audience ...of 60 or 70, a large number of whom are of the better class, six of this number are to be baptized in June. If there is no set-back to the present interest and success, a church can be formed at this place at an early date. Another new and very promising place out [ 3] side of Osaka is Tondabayashi worked by the Shimanouchi church. Here also the better classes look with favor upon the postor, and his helpers as they make their weekly visits to his town.
These four churches and the Station have manifested their greatest activity and enterprise in school work.
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The Members of the Naniwa church, (among whom are some of the older scholars of the Girls' School), have for months been making regular visits to a town named Amagasaki, 5 miles from Osaka. The meetings were small for some time ; but after a special effort to move the people through a theatre meeting, things took a sudden turn in favor of Christianity. A former student of the Doshisha is now laboring there, entirely sup- ported by the people of the town. He is able to secure a regular audience ...of 60 or 70, a large number of whom are of the better class, six of this number are to be baptized in June. If there is no set-back to the present interest and success, a church can be formed at this place at an early date. Another new and very promising place out [ 3] side of Osaka is Tondabayashi worked by the Shimanouchi church. Here also the better classes look with favor upon the postor, and his helpers as they make their weekly visits to his town.
These four churches and the Station have manifested their greatest activity and enterprise in school work.
What to read after Report of the Osaka Station of the Japan Mission of the American Board for the?
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