Twelve Pioneer Missionaries
Twelve Pioneer Missionaries
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He and his two brothers became ministers at Dalkeith, Whitburn, and Inverkeithing. The later generation has carried on the succession to the present time ; while in the author of Rdb and his Friends and Horce Sub- secivcB the name is lovingly perpetuated in Scottish literature. Ebenezer Brown was early filled with the missionary spirit. He began the penny-a-week societies for the circulation of the Bible which, in Inverkeithing first, resulted in the formation of the great Bible societies. The ...Gaelic School Society, which he founded with the help of Charles of Bala, PETER GREIG. 125 supplemented the work of the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge, which supported the Brainerds in America. He corresponded with Dr. Mackintosh of Tain, who founded the Northern Missionary So- ciety. While Scotland continued to hold back from foreign missionary effort worthy of the cause, Eben- ezer Brown established in Inverkeithing a society for the support of native Hindu preachers so early as the year 1823.
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He and his two brothers became ministers at Dalkeith, Whitburn, and Inverkeithing. The later generation has carried on the succession to the present time ; while in the author of Rdb and his Friends and Horce Sub- secivcB the name is lovingly perpetuated in Scottish literature. Ebenezer Brown was early filled with the missionary spirit. He began the penny-a-week societies for the circulation of the Bible which, in Inverkeithing first, resulted in the formation of the great Bible societies. The ...Gaelic School Society, which he founded with the help of Charles of Bala, PETER GREIG. 125 supplemented the work of the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge, which supported the Brainerds in America. He corresponded with Dr. Mackintosh of Tain, who founded the Northern Missionary So- ciety. While Scotland continued to hold back from foreign missionary effort worthy of the cause, Eben- ezer Brown established in Inverkeithing a society for the support of native Hindu preachers so early as the year 1823.
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