. The story of the China Inland Mission . MR. AND MRS. W. T, B£RGER. sought to Strengthen the hands of these youngerworkers in their GoD. Mrs. Hudson Taylor, at thistime only eight-and-twenty years of age, found. 230 THE CHINA INLAND MISSION. almost a mothers tenderness in the love of theCHRIST-filled heart that made the sunshine of thathappy home; and Mr, Bergers wise and godlycounsels proved an invaluable aid in many questionsof difficulty connected with the organisation of thenew work. For it was not all plain sailing, even after thecall of God had been obeyed, and the responsibilityof carr
. The story of the China Inland Mission . MR. AND MRS. W. T, B£RGER. sought to Strengthen the hands of these youngerworkers in their GoD. Mrs. Hudson Taylor, at thistime only eight-and-twenty years of age, found. 230 THE CHINA INLAND MISSION. almost a mothers tenderness in the love of theCHRIST-filled heart that made the sunshine of thathappy home; and Mr, Bergers wise and godlycounsels proved an invaluable aid in many questionsof difficulty connected with the organisation of thenew work. For it was not all plain sailing, even after thecall of God had been obeyed, and the responsibilityof carrying the Gospel to Inland China definitelyaccepted. There were serious questions to be con-sidered, prominent amongst which was the problemof how to attempt an auxiliary effort which shouldbe helpful to all previously existing agencies andinjurious to none. Twenty or more societies werealready at work in the field ; and although theirefforts were almost entirely confined to the seaboardprovinces, they were rendering much-needed andvery important service, upon which GOD had set theseal of His marked approval. Mr. Taylor and thoseassociated with him were anxious from the veryfirst that any effort they might
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