W G Lawes of Savage Island And New Guinea
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S. Nominated a standing committee in Sydney, to assist in the management of I02 Reinforcement the 'John Winiams, ' and this committee rendered such aid as it could in connection with the Society's smaller vessel also.
After conference with Mr. Lawes, the committee suggested to the directors the desirability of turning the ' Ellangowan ' into a sailing vessel ; but the decision of the Board was against this, and she was consequently put into thorough repair as a steamer. The * Bertha, ' a schoon...er of sixty tons, was also chartered, to proceed at once to New Guinea, for service along the coast.
Mr. Lawes was not idle during this visit ; the change was beneficial to him, but it was not a holiday. When opportunities were given him of advocating missionary claims, he was all through his life always ready to give information on platform and in pulpit. During the six weeks that he was in the South, he spoke in some of the principal churches of Sydney and Melbourne. He also visited Bendigo, where I was then living, and on the Sunday conducted three services in the church of which I was then pastor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Nominated a standing committee in Sydney, to assist in the management of I02 Reinforcement the 'John Winiams, ' and this committee rendered such aid as it could in connection with the Society's smaller vessel also.
After conference with Mr. Lawes, the committee suggested to the directors the desirability of turning the ' Ellangowan ' into a sailing vessel ; but the decision of the Board was against this, and she was consequently put into thorough repair as a steamer. The * Bertha, ' a schoon...er of sixty tons, was also chartered, to proceed at once to New Guinea, for service along the coast.
Mr. Lawes was not idle during this visit ; the change was beneficial to him, but it was not a holiday. When opportunities were given him of advocating missionary claims, he was all through his life always ready to give information on platform and in pulpit. During the six weeks that he was in the South, he spoke in some of the principal churches of Sydney and Melbourne. He also visited Bendigo, where I was then living, and on the Sunday conducted three services in the church of which I was then pastor.
What to read after W G Lawes of Savage Island And New Guinea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph King to read onlineMoreLess
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