The Story of the L. M. S., 1795-1895
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J. C. Thompson began a persevering attempt to revive the cause. After ten years of dis- heartening labour, he formed four Hindus into a church, and re- ported nine other candidates. This was the result of fifteen years, 2yS THE STORY OF THE LJf.S.
steady cultivation of what seemed an unusually barren soil. The agencies of the mission included a printing-press, which was after- wards given up, and schools, which were numerically successful.
If the Ouilon mission has not had the extraordinary suc...cess that other missions in Travancore have experienced, there are, never- theless, three thousand native adherents to-day, the growth of the "least of all seeds," planted half a century before.
Just when Mr. Thompson was baptizing his four Hindu con- verts, and forming a native church, the veteran, Mr. Mead, was eloquently and successfully pleading in England for a forward movement in Travancore. Reinforcements were sent out, includ- ing several who devoted many years of noble service to the work, and saw an astonishing change come over the thought and feeling of the population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. C. Thompson began a persevering attempt to revive the cause. After ten years of dis- heartening labour, he formed four Hindus into a church, and re- ported nine other candidates. This was the result of fifteen years, 2yS THE STORY OF THE LJf.S.
steady cultivation of what seemed an unusually barren soil. The agencies of the mission included a printing-press, which was after- wards given up, and schools, which were numerically successful.
If the Ouilon mission has not had the extraordinary suc...cess that other missions in Travancore have experienced, there are, never- theless, three thousand native adherents to-day, the growth of the "least of all seeds," planted half a century before.
Just when Mr. Thompson was baptizing his four Hindu con- verts, and forming a native church, the veteran, Mr. Mead, was eloquently and successfully pleading in England for a forward movement in Travancore. Reinforcements were sent out, includ- ing several who devoted many years of noble service to the work, and saw an astonishing change come over the thought and feeling of the population.
What to read after The Story of the L. M. S., 1795-1895?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horne, C. Silvester (Charles Silvester), 1865-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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