Missionary Articles by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 5, 1902

Missionary Articles

By Editor

We have a series of seven missionary articles written by the men on the ground, and who are therefore familiar with the different features of the fields about which they write. These have already commenced in our columns, and will continue without interruption until they are closed. The following are some of the subjects treated:—

ARTICLE 1

SOME FACTS ABOUT BRAZIL

Description of Brazil; location and general features; climate, fruits, and flowers; facilities for traveling.

ARTICLE 2

THE PEOPLE OF BRAZIL

The religion of the country; feast and saints’ days; church buildings; harbor and city of Rio Janeiro.

ARTICLE 3

AGRICULTURE IN BRAZIL

Surface of the country; agricultural implements; products; Americans in Brazil.

ARTICLE 4

WORK TO BE DONE IN BRAZIL

Lotteries; need of religious literature and general Gospel work; opposition and persecution.

ARTICLE 5

The South American Continent to be evangelized; Indian tribes calling for schools and the Gospel; a missionary to the Indian tribes in Chili; calls from Uruguay, Argentina, Chili, and other countries.

ARTICLE 6

ANGLO-INDIANS IN INDIA

Neglect of religious education among Europeans in India; difference between Anglo-Indians and Eurasians; manner of living; conditions of life; an appeal for this field.

ARTICLE 7

THE JAPANESE FOX

An interesting Oriental superstition.

Those desiring extra sets of the seven papers containing the above series may secure them at the following rates:—


10 copies	-	-	$0 95
25 "	-	-	2 36
50 "	-	-	4 72
100 "	-	-	9 45

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