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Importance of Missions

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 31, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, Nos. 43, 44.

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Importance of Missions

NAPOLEON said, "The army that remains in its entrenchments is beaten."
GOSPEL TENT AT NAGASAKI JAPAN
GOSPEL TENT AT NAGASAKI JAPAN
A church without missions, without earnest, aggressive work, is a declining church. The spirit of self-indulgence grows, the spirit of Christian self-denial dwindles. The gravitation of pure love is toward equal distribution. You can not accumulate water in a heap except by freezing it. Neglect of missions is the blight of the parish and the church. God blesses the church which goes out in self-denying ministries to others.—Exchange.
JAPANESE TRAINING SCHOOL OF 1910-1911 TOKIO. A "DORCAS SOCIETY" GROUP - TOKIO
JAPANESE TRAINING SCHOOL OF 1910-1911 TOKIO. A "DORCAS SOCIETY" GROUP - TOKIO