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Title: Missionary Visitor, The (1905)
Year: 1905 (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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ydo it better. We should think of the possibilitiesof a soul! In the plastic mind of youththere is the possibility of joy, or sor-row; godliness, or wickedness; heaven,or hell. There is inherent bias towardsin. Have we forgotten the joy, touswhen the story of the cross brought ushope, in our surrender to Jesus as ourLord and Savior? These things should help us to beearnest in our opportunity of saving thelost. Our responsibility in this mattershould be discussed at our teachersmeetings. The Sunday school and itswork and possibilities should be the sub-ject of many of our earnest preachersin a sermon or two each year. Moreteaching of our responsibility will mean 580 THE MISSIONARY VISITOR (October, 1905 better training for the work, and this church, some recognize Decision day. is our greatest need. While this may be helpful, I should Concerning the time and manner of think it better for each teacher to make decision for Christ and uniting with the every lesson tell to this end, and at
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Bethel and Mt. Pleasant Sunday Schools of the Ladoga Churches, in Indiana.Fulton Avenue Brethren Sunday School at Druid Hill Park. Dr. J. S. Geiser, Supt. October, 1905) THE MISSIONARY VISITOR 581 every opportune time urge decision andmembership in the church. There are giants to fight,—big ones,too, such as Sunday feasting, visitingand excursions, parental indifferencewithout, and within the giants of indif-ferent and careless teachers, petty jeal-ousies among officers, etc. To meetthese we need godly men and womenwho are alive, enthusiastic and trainedfor the work. For this we must havethe cooperation of our homes, churchand schools, and we pray the Lord to send more laborers into the vineyardof Sunday-school effort. We have awide open door and a harvest ready forthe reaper. Give us more heaven-born Sunday-school teachers and workers, whosehearts are tender with compassion,whose minds are aflame with their mes-sage of salvation, and who believe thata soul is worth more than all th

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