Tuskegee Its Story And Its Work
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Those who do not have regular 126 Tuskegee employment in this way do missionary work in the surrounding country, some of the men walk- ing out as far as twenty miles each Sunday for this purpose. For several years the students have sustained a regular Sunday service in the county jail at Tuskegee. One Sunday afternoon I was walking in the country near the Institute and came unexpectedly upon one of the country churches just as a service conducted by one of these students was in progress. The ch...urch was a weather-beaten little building of unplaned boards, standing in an opening in the oak forest, with no other houses in sight. It stood on posts driven into the ground ; the door step was a soap box, the windows had never been fitted with glass, the pews were backless benches, and the pulpit was made by nailing three boards together to form a stand on which a Bible could be laid. It is in such churches as this, and in school houses even less well fitted for their work, that much of the colored population of the South must get its instruction for the present.
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Those who do not have regular 126 Tuskegee employment in this way do missionary work in the surrounding country, some of the men walk- ing out as far as twenty miles each Sunday for this purpose. For several years the students have sustained a regular Sunday service in the county jail at Tuskegee. One Sunday afternoon I was walking in the country near the Institute and came unexpectedly upon one of the country churches just as a service conducted by one of these students was in progress. The ch...urch was a weather-beaten little building of unplaned boards, standing in an opening in the oak forest, with no other houses in sight. It stood on posts driven into the ground ; the door step was a soap box, the windows had never been fitted with glass, the pews were backless benches, and the pulpit was made by nailing three boards together to form a stand on which a Bible could be laid. It is in such churches as this, and in school houses even less well fitted for their work, that much of the colored population of the South must get its instruction for the present.
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