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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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art in loving serviceTo the Babe of Bethlehem? Do you know what gift to bring Him,As before His shrine you bow? Bring your heart in full surrender,Bring your gift and bring it now. Lay upon His holy altar All the powers of love and will, Give to Him your hearts affectionWith His love your soul Hell fill. /7>UVUf ^./^C^j^^rr North Manchester, Ind. OUR CHRISTMAS SONG. Tune, Italian Hymn.Hail, thou, blest Christmas morn!The day our Christ was born— All praise be thine.Hear Gabriels trumpet call,Loves banner over all,Let angels prostrate fall Low at thy shrine. Tis Gods own gift we prize,Our hopes of glory rise Through Christ our King.His reign shall ever be,Heavns anthems honor Thee;Throughout eternity, Let seraphs sing. Lo! millions praise His birth;Thy day hath saved the earth; Thy name we love.Angelic chorus, swell!With Thine Immanuel,The ransomed eer shall dwell, In heaven above. ffi44&™£r Elgin, Illinois. The poems on this page were written for this issue of the Visitor.
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Des Moines, la.John E. Mohler, Clarence, la.John Zuck, Dallas Center, la. Monroe, la. Geo. B. Royer, I. W. Brubaker, Ankeny, la.W. E. West, The members of this Committee look like they are ready to express a word ofgreeting to every brother, sister and friend in the Brotherhood. Already a number ofmeetings of the Committee have been held in Des Moines to complete arrangements,so that this Annual Conference shall excel all others in point of spiritual uplift andtemporal comforts. At the entrance they stand to welcome every one, feeling assured that no memberwill attend this Conference who has not liberally contributed to the BICENTENNIAL OFFERING and no one stays away for any other reason than that in so doing, he will be able andwilling to give more than he could had he attended. Now, with this greeting and assurance, let every member be earnest, prayerfullypreparing for this annual gathering, and make it a mighty power for God and Hischurch, by liberal gifts on the altar of self-sacr

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