Identifier: raleighchrist1901meth (find matches)
Title: Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South
Year: 1870 (1870s)
Authors: Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Carolina Conference
Subjects: Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Carolina Conference Methodist Church
Publisher: Raleigh : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: Duke Divinity School Library, Duke University
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina. Grant issued to Duke University for the Religion in North Carolina project.

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City 3 New Bern 4 Warrenton 5 Rockinjj^hani 6 Raleigh 7 Fayetteville 8 Wilniinjjton 9 Washinj^ton PRlvSIDING HIJ>I:R. ^ 4>«(•A % E. A. Yates. ~% 2746 fR A. Wilhs . 2842 W S Rone 2766 J. 1-:. rnderw 246:^$ 2832400 442 23232043;174519581503! 15771563 4434.-<.55»581562689S128^ 7106727482566640 69556774 80538146 6022 35 33 28 311 25i29i 191926 .89.84•84 .82 •77•71•71•65• 55 Tiie children of to-day will makethe church of to-morrow. Let them,therefore, be early trained to believe ir:to love and to support missions, utthe parents see that they are carUtaught to give. Let them be aan.ized into Sunday School Mission Sc-cict es and Bright Jewel Bands \^,^children of our Conference h.avewrought nobly in the past, but thereare untold stores ofyoung enthusiasmyet untouched. Organize and trainthem now. China Mission.
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RESIDENCi: OF RICV. C. F. REID. Si:()rL, KOREA.Now occupied hy Rev. J. R. Moi.se. of North Carolina PRAYER. I In the worst of the troubles I was I afraid that when they were over I Prayer for missions is the universal I should have such feeling toward the duty. None are too poor to pray. It ; Chinese that it would be hard to workis the greatest source of help. I: moves : among them, but I do not find it so.the Almighty arm. It is Chrst^s com- Now, as always, I do not know of anymand: Pray ye. Thy kingdom come people amongst whom I would ratherThy will be done on earth. Let it be spend my life in trying to make themgeneral but also specific. PVr the mis-. understand the greatness and the lovesionaries in the field. For the Boards of God. and their oflficers. For the church. Or another will say: Can such athat it may see and do its duty. Fo: state of things ever be bettered? Ithe Conference at New Orleans, which wouc answer, yes; it will take longermay mean so much. For \our pastor, ; t

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