Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan - June 1895) . . . 229-230 MINISTERIAL RELIEF.—About Some Recent Gifts to our Treasury, .... 231-233 FREEDMEN.— A Great Discovery, Henry 1. McClelland, D. D., 234 EDUCATION.—The Lawrenceville School—John C. Green Foundation, . . 235-238COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES.—Pierre University, Pres. Wm. M. Blackburn, D. D., 239-240CHURCH ERECTION.—A Veteran and His Work—Synods View of the Work, . 241-243PUBLICATION AND SABBATH-SCHOOL WORK.—Childrens Day, 1895-TrulyGod Has Helped Us—Work in West Virginia, Mr. W. W. Hunter—It Pays toHelp People, Mr. E. S. Genung—Times of Refr
Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan - June 1895) . . . 229-230 MINISTERIAL RELIEF.—About Some Recent Gifts to our Treasury, .... 231-233 FREEDMEN.— A Great Discovery, Henry 1. McClelland, D. D., 234 EDUCATION.—The Lawrenceville School—John C. Green Foundation, . . 235-238COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES.—Pierre University, Pres. Wm. M. Blackburn, D. D., 239-240CHURCH ERECTION.—A Veteran and His Work—Synods View of the Work, . 241-243PUBLICATION AND SABBATH-SCHOOL WORK.—Childrens Day, 1895-TrulyGod Has Helped Us—Work in West Virginia, Mr. W. W. Hunter—It Pays toHelp People, Mr. E. S. Genung—Times of Refreshing, Rev. G. G. Matteson, . 243-245CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.—And Read My Bible Every Day—Notes—Essentials to aLive Society, Rev. John E. Ewart—Items—Dont Worry—Questions—Sugges-tions for Study of Mexico—Worth Reading, 246-251 CHILDRENS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.—A Small Boy and a Smaller—An Old Cradle, 251-252 GLEANINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD, . 233, 240, 253-257 MINISTERIAL NECROLOGY AND BOOK NOTICES, 257-258. H ,. 7, *. W 0) 2 5 s- &a ed P. P o a W m 03 M y o M &H £ CO CD ?» O ?ea •7 C3B s W 1 P cqg P O w fe h I w 3 8 H h DO M P - o THE CHURCH AT HOME AND ABROAD MARCH, 1895. CURRENT EVENTS AND THE KINGDOM. MARY HOLMES SEMINARY. The building occupied by this school forcolored girls was destroyed by fire January31, 1894. It was valued at $25,000; and$12,000 will be required, with the insurance,to replace it. There were 120 pupils inattendance, with eleven teachers. The en-forced closing, for the present, of this school,which was opened September 28, 1892, is aserious loss to the work of the PresbyterianChurch among the Negroes. For an illustra-tion of the building, see The Church atHome and Abroad for August, 1894. TUSKEGEE NEGRO CONFERENCE. The fourth annual Negro Conference at theNormal and Industrial Institute, Tuskegee,Alabama, was held February 20, 1895. The700 in attendance last year represented200,000 Negroes in the Black Belt. Thepurpose
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