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Title: Missionary, Visitor, The (1907)
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Brethren's General Missionary and Tract Committee
Subjects: Church of the Brethren Priodicals Church of the Brethren- Missions
Publisher: Elgin, Ill.: Brethren Publishing House
Contributing Library: Bridgewater College, Alexander Mack Memorial Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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enrichment of individuals. Under suchideals each one has his shoulder to thewheel and is doing his best. This account, brief and inadequate,these illustrations of a wonderfulgrowth, are not given here in a boastfulspirit. Far from that. The entire ar-ticle has been prepared simply to re-count how marvelously God has dealt,first, with the men of faith who tookhold of this work when the church hadno thought of touching it; second, withthe church she was willing to make useof this avenue of carrying forward theblessed news of the coming kingdom ofChrist. Who would think of doingwithout the church periodicals! Howmuch less, then, dispense with thatwhich produces them. It is business for1 our King. His sealof approval is upon it. Since He has soabundantly prospered it, and its growthis far beyond the largest expectation ofthe youngest dreamer among us, shallwe not praise God for what He hasdone for us, expect still greater thingsof Him, and go forth in faith believingthey shall be ours? 61
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62 INDEX TO VOLUME VIII. Instead of mailing the index to Vol-ume VIII to each subscriber, we havethought it more economical to statethat those desiring to place the indexwith their file can have it for the ask-ing. A postal will at once bring a copy.Address Brethren Publishing House, El-gin, Illinois. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FORINDIA. A brother and his family in Nebraskasend $500 as a Christmas gift to theIndia field. They want the money usedas the building and missionary commit-tee in India may direct. This certainlyis a generous gift, not only appreciatedby the committee but it will be greatlyencouraging to the workers in India. & <£THIS INDIA NUMBER. It is safe to say that this is easily thebest number of the Visitor yet pub-lished. For the scope of the articles onIndia all credit belongs to the workersin India. It was gotten up amongthemselves and agreed upon and thecontributions forwarded. Those whoread all of them will learn much aboutthe India work they did not know. Itis

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