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Title: Church at Home and Abroad, The (July - Dec. 1898)
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
Subjects: Missions -- Periodicals
Publisher: Philadelphia : Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath-School Work
Contributing Library: Presbyterian Historical Society
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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alls, Tex. H. A. Howard, Jacksboro, 1st, J. G. Smith, Dallas, Bethany, S. W. Patterson, Dallas, Exposition Park, E. N. Murphy, Boise, 2d, and Bethany, Ida. M. H. Mead, Nampa, 1st, C. F. Richardson, Ogden, 1st, Utah.E. L. Anderson, Salina, Crosby Meml and Gunnison, M. D. McClelland, Sitka, Alaska.J. R. Thompson, Aberdeen, Westport and station, Wash.L. D. Wells, Ilwasco, G. M. Gibson, Tacoma, Sprague Meml and Westminster, E. R. Prichard, Puyallup, 1st, and Sumner, D. D. Allen, Natcheze, Moxee and Parker, D. Ross, Seattle, Calvary, C. J. Godsman, Anacortes, Westminster, J. H. Beattie, North Yakima, 1st, %tG. H. Haystead, Cully Meml, Kettle Falls and Myers Falls, H. F. M. Ross, La Crosse, North, Wis. P. Waalkes, Beloit, German, A. A. Amy, Lowville, Pardeeville and Rocky Run, W. J. Turner, Prairie du Sac, F. T. Bastel, Gibson, Hope Mission, M. Breeze, Cambridge and Oakland, A. C. Stark, Milwaukee, 1st, German, B. H. Idsinga, Milwaukee, Holland, J. J. Simpson, Milwaukee, North, 158 (August,
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c 2 I! 6 I I S O 05 r- a — •- Young Peoples Christian Endeavor. Willing hearted service is the missionary motto thisyear of the Presbyterian young people in Califor- The one and only purpose of the Young PeoplesSociety of Christian Endeavor is to bear fruit.—Dr. F. E. Clark. Secretary Baer reports that during the past year 225,754 persons from Junior, Intermediate and Young Peoples societies have been welcomed to church membership. * * The consecration meeting, says Dr. Clark,should not be regarded as the apex of a mountain,but rather as a table-land on which we may dwellall the time. *** If a monument is ever erected in Alaska for anyone, let it be for that man who has made Alaskawhat it is to-day—Dr. Sheldon Jackson.—Mr. Ed-ward Marsden. *** Salmonds Exposition of the Shorter Cate-chism and Robertsons Teaching of Jesus,were the two books studied last year by the YoungPeoples Guild of the Irish Presbyterian Church. Dr. Fairbairn points out as the first condition ofdevotiona

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