The American Missionary
PARAGRAPH—MONEY WHICH COSTS MONEY 161 RAILROADS AND RIVERS 162 CONGREGATIONALISM IN THE SOUTH 164 WORK STOPPED, BUT THE RECOMPENSE CONTINUED 165 ITEMS FROM THE FIELD 166 GENERAL NOTES 167 OUR QUERY COLUMN 169
The discussion on the topic of “Education” called forth the deep convictions of the brethren that the churches need and must have educated pastors, and that the colored people m...
3. Part 3I have been quite silent since my return from Africa and resumed my work here; not altogether because there was nothing of interest to write, but because I thought it more impor...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPH—MONEY WHICH COSTS MONEY 161 RAILROADS AND RIVERS 162 CONGREGATIONALISM IN THE SOUTH 164 WORK STOPPED, BUT THE RECOMPENSE CONTINUED 165 ITEMS FROM THE FIELD 166 GENERAL...
2. Part 2All these things which make up our “abundant recompense” are _riches_ which cannot “take to themselves wings,” but are as enduring as the eternal ages. And who can tell what wor...
6. Part 6Almont. “A few Ladies of Cong. Ch.” by Mrs. E. F. Fairfield, $10, _for Lady Missionary, Memphis, Tenn._;—Cong. Ch., $10 20.00 Amsden. Mrs. A. M. Spencer 2.00 Bay City. Cong. Ch....
5. Part 5“We send you the accompanying draft. It is our Golden Wedding gift, April 1, 1879, which is the fiftieth anniversary of our married life. We want you to use it for the Christian...
7. Part 7If a Life Member or Pastor or S. S. Superintendent of a contributing church, or an annual contributor of $5 or more to the A. M. A., order it sent to you on that ground.