. Under the crescent, and among the kraals; a study of Methodism in Africa. ed, and ask, What makesthe box cry? Having lived in real flatsall their lives, they are desperately afraid toeven attempt to climb the stairs. Oh, yes,they are crude enough. But wait! We hear the government inspectorsaying in his report, after he visits our schools:I saw the girls sewing, washing, ironing, was going smoothly — the girlslooked clean and neat and it was not difficultto see from their bright faces that they werehappy in their work. A feature of the educationof these girls is the elementary
. Under the crescent, and among the kraals; a study of Methodism in Africa. ed, and ask, What makesthe box cry? Having lived in real flatsall their lives, they are desperately afraid toeven attempt to climb the stairs. Oh, yes,they are crude enough. But wait! We hear the government inspectorsaying in his report, after he visits our schools:I saw the girls sewing, washing, ironing, was going smoothly — the girlslooked clean and neat and it was not difficultto see from their bright faces that they werehappy in their work. A feature of the educationof these girls is the elementary training givenin the care of babies. The missionary, too, knows all of this, yetshe writes: The best thing this year (1916)has been the going out of three of our girls tohelp Mrs. Paisley with those people who soneed them. At that place, within a radius ofthirty-five miles, there are more than thirtythousand naked, hungry, uncared-for souls. These then are real Student have themselves emerged from the kraalsof the African bush into the white radiance of. AND AMONG THE KRAALS 159 lives illuminated by Divine Love. Now theyretrace their steps, turning once more towardthe dark forest, toward their own kin. And —ah, the wonder of it — cutting long shafts ofbrightness through pagan gloom there enterwith them Jesus Christ, the Light of the World!
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