Identifier: spiritofmissions74epis (find matches)
Title: The Spirit of missions
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Episcopal Church. Board of Missions Episcopal Church. Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Subjects: Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Missions
Publisher: Burlington, N.J. : J. L. Powell
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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BINSON, S.T.D., Liturgies, Church Polity and Canon Law. Rev. JAMES ALAN MONTGOMERY, Ph.D., S.T.D., Old Testament Literature and Languages.Rev. GEORGE C. FOLEY, D.D.. Homiletics and Pastoral Care.Rev. J. CULLEN AYER, Jr., Ph.D., Ecclesiastical History. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IS GIVENTO THOSE PREPARING FORTHE MISSIONARY FIELDEXCHANGEABLE CREDITS WITHTHE UNIVERSITY OFPENNSYLVANIA For Catalogue send to the Dean, Rev. WILLIAMM. GROTON, S.T.D., 5000 Woodland Ave., orthe Secretary, Rev. THOMAS J. GARLAND,Church House, 12th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia. Do You Ever UsePicture Postals? A set of twelve, containiug the pictur ; of the following bishops, has just be< issued: BISHOP KNIGHT BISHOP VAN BUREN BISHOP KINSOLVING BISHOP BRENT BISHOP RESTARICK BISHOP AVES BISHOP GRAVES BISHOP ROOTS BISHOP McKIM BISHOP PARTRIDGE BISHOP FERGUSON BISHOP ROWE 25c. a Set. Sets cannot be brofc Remittance should accompany all ord Order from the PUBLICATION DEPARTMEN 281 Fourth Avenue, New York C (274) I 111 ll
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fHE SPIRIT OF MISSIONS Vol. LXXIV. ^ftH, IpOp AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY REVIEWOF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS No. 4 THE PROGRESS OF THE KINGDOM EASTER DAY voices a call to action.Too often this fact is obscured byhe habit of thinking of the Easter Mes-sage as exclusivelyEaster a Call to one of comfort andAction hope for Ohristian people. It is thelews of a great victory, we are told.It is the solution of a great perplexity,t is the assurance of a great triumph,t is the capture of an enemys lasttrongbold. It crowns tlie work ofChrist. It exhibits the love of God. Iteraonstrates the truth of conscience. This life is not ithe end of allbings, and the course of this life is notnough to measure the reckoning oftemal justice. Right is stronger thanrong, and truth lasts longer than false-ood, and purity is more precious andlore enduring than sin; for right anduth and purity are summed up in theirlampion Christ, and He has now van-hed death, the one unconquerablelampion of the enemy. All this isernally tr

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