South African Pioneer
1901; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Rev. Andrew Murray, Lydia N. Hamilton, Edgar C. Faithfull, F. Suter, Lizzie L. Thomson, R. Darroll, E. Harris, John Wesley, E. May Grimes, Samuel Holt, Rev. Andrew Murray, Rev. A. Daintree, Rev. C. E. Sampson, Rev. W. M. Douglas, R. W. Dale, Handley C. G. Moule,
ResumoFrontmatter: The South African Pioneer, South African Pioneer. Essay: Mount Packard, Tembuland Some Afternoon Calls, Would We Have Men Wait for Us as the Drouthy Earth Waiteth for the Rain?, The Holiness Conference Subject: Vital Godliness, Thursday Evening, Oct. 3rd Notes of Address by Rev. W. M. Douglas, Pondo Notes Nkanga, Dumisa, Natal "There Is Nothing Too Hard for the Lord", Johannesburg, The Best Helps to Grow in Grace Are the Ill-Usage, Affronts and Losses Which Befall Us, To St. Lucia Lake and Back Visiting Our Mission Stations in Zululand, The Coming Revival Chap. X.— Sin, Do You Want to Know the Reason Why, Every Now and Then, the Church Is Scandalized by the Exposure of Some Leading Church Member or Sabbath-School Superintendent?, Many Christians Are like Drums, But at Any Cost, My Dear Friend and Brother in the Ministry, We Must Have Our Morning Watch with God in Prayer and His Word before All the Day's Action, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 2nd Notes of Address by Rev. Andrew Murray, Let Our Dignity Perish If We Can but Bring Our Countrymen to Christ and Obtain for Our Churches a Larger Number of Pastors Filled with the Holy Ghost, There Can Be No Such Thing as Disappointment to Me; for I Have No Desire but That God's Will Shall Be Accomplished, The Essence of Sin Is Self-Will, Lawlessness; as the Essence of Holiness Is a Loving Subjection to the Will of God, Thursday Afternoon, Oct. 3rd Notes of Address by Rev. C. E. Sampson, A Sinner Must Come to Himself as Did the Prodigal, before He Will Come to Christ, Lulwe, Port Herald, B.C.A. On the Move, "There Are Many Sins Which Must Either Be Dealt with Suddenly or Not at All", Home Notes, Thursday Evening, Oct. 3rd Notes of Address by Rev. A. Daintree, Emaqutshini, Ntabamhlope, Natal, Ebufumba, Bomvanaland Home Again, "Diamonds from S. Africa, " the Monthly Official Organ of the Young Home-Helpers' Union, Can Be Obtained from Our Local-Helpers for One Half-Penny a Month without Joining the Union. Accounts, donations, financials: Donations For the Month of October, 1901. Display ads: "What Do I Give? and Why?". Backmatter: The South African Pioneer Is Published about the Tenth of the Month, and Is Printed for the South Africa General Mission at the Boys Home, 95, South Park Street, London. S. E..
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