Home Missionary, The (May 1887-April 1888) . gt;-. CONTENTS. TREASURY NOTE 401 NOT TOO LATE 402 REV. MORITZ B. EVERSZ 102 FROM THE EARL OF SHAFTES-BURY 408 THE FINANCIAL COAT 401 THE SCANDINAVIANS, r 404 AN EIGHTIETH BrRTHOAY 407 NO TIME TO BE LOST 407 A CONTINUAL PICNIC PARISH. I. 408 A COUPLE OF DRAFTS 411 BYGIENE FOR HOME MISSION-ARIES 411 PENNIES MULTIPLIED U3 WANTED-MORE LIGHT 413 CHRISTIAN HEROISM 411 A BIT OF HISTORY 4ir> RIFLES AND BIBLES 41 MY MISSIONARY FIELD 417 WOMANS DEPARTMENT 120 Connecticut. W. 1«. M. U 120 The Maine \V. M. Auxiliary 421 One Method 122 Cold for God (23 A Nov
Home Missionary, The (May 1887-April 1888) . gt;-. CONTENTS. TREASURY NOTE 401 NOT TOO LATE 402 REV. MORITZ B. EVERSZ 102 FROM THE EARL OF SHAFTES-BURY 408 THE FINANCIAL COAT 401 THE SCANDINAVIANS, r 404 AN EIGHTIETH BrRTHOAY 407 NO TIME TO BE LOST 407 A CONTINUAL PICNIC PARISH. I. 408 A COUPLE OF DRAFTS 411 BYGIENE FOR HOME MISSION-ARIES 411 PENNIES MULTIPLIED U3 WANTED-MORE LIGHT 413 CHRISTIAN HEROISM 411 A BIT OF HISTORY 4ir> RIFLES AND BIBLES 41 MY MISSIONARY FIELD 417 WOMANS DEPARTMENT 120 Connecticut. W. 1«. M. U 120 The Maine \V. M. Auxiliary 421 One Method 122 Cold for God (23 A Novel Contribution 424 OUR YOUNG PEOPLE 125 The Penu ies 42.) Questions 42<i The Work at Hand.—VIII 427 Lettera 428 AM. COLL. AND EDUCATION 42!)CHILDRENS BOHEMIAN 430WOMANS FUND FOR MISSIONARY SALARIES 431 MISSIONARY BOXES 431 WOMANS STATE H. M. ORGS 431 MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS 432 RECEIPTS 432 Vol. LX. No. 10. NEW HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY Bible House, Astor Place. SIXTY CENTS A IEAB, IN ADVANCE POSTAGE THE HOME MISSIONARY. Go Preach the Gospel Mark xvi. 15. How shall they preach except they be sent ? Horn. x. 15. VOL. LX. FEBRUARY, 1888. No. 10. TREASURY NOTE. In some respects the skies are brighter: (1) In the receipts of thefirst nine months of the Societys fiscal year—April, 1887, to January,1888—there has been a gain in donations and legacies of more than$22,800 over the same months last year. (2) The money is on handfor the notes to banks, falling due in January and February. (3) Weare notified of a number of recent bequests, several of them of con-siderable amounts. (4) The work in nearly every part of the field isgoing forward as prosperously as could reasonably be expected underthe restricted outlay. (5) Cheering letters from the Societys friendsexhort to patience and perseverance for the time, and give assuranceof enlarged offerings. But : our friends should bear in mind, (1) That notes for $25,000will fall due in March. (2)
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