Samuel Billings Capen His Life And Work
Samuel Billings Capen His Life And Work
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' On Monday we visited the mission schools. We then went to the leper asylum, more speeches and more garlands. They then drove me out to see a low class people who make their living by pilfering. They were raw heathens with no schools and miserable straw huts, not high enough to even sit up straight in. In the afternoon, the native helpers from the out stations came to the bungalow. There were about sixty-five of them and about ten white mission- aries and teachers. They told of their work and ...we were garlanded again. Three girls of the grad- uating class were there and had dialogues, as beautiful Christian girls as you ever saw, with the [198] THE JOURNEY ABROAD light of heaven upon their faces. The girls' dormitory was illuminated for us with tiny lamps consisting of a little earthen vessel with some oil and a wick exactly like what they used in Bible times. If anyone doubts what Christ is doing, let him see what I have seen in the last two days. The first missionary came here fifty years ago and it was spiritual darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' On Monday we visited the mission schools. We then went to the leper asylum, more speeches and more garlands. They then drove me out to see a low class people who make their living by pilfering. They were raw heathens with no schools and miserable straw huts, not high enough to even sit up straight in. In the afternoon, the native helpers from the out stations came to the bungalow. There were about sixty-five of them and about ten white mission- aries and teachers. They told of their work and ...we were garlanded again. Three girls of the grad- uating class were there and had dialogues, as beautiful Christian girls as you ever saw, with the [198] THE JOURNEY ABROAD light of heaven upon their faces. The girls' dormitory was illuminated for us with tiny lamps consisting of a little earthen vessel with some oil and a wick exactly like what they used in Bible times. If anyone doubts what Christ is doing, let him see what I have seen in the last two days. The first missionary came here fifty years ago and it was spiritual darkness.
What to read after Samuel Billings Capen His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncy Jeddie Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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