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The South African Pioneer

1899; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

A. Murray, H. Raney, John Baillju, Geo. F. Gale, Adolphe Monod, T. E. Alvarez, R. Darroll, Ion H. Smyth, Walter Searle, F. Suter, Andrew Murray, F. K. Panzera, Professor Rendel Harris, E. P. Marvin, David C. Hamilton, Minnie Rose Innes, Miss W. Haupt, Miss B. Porter, Miss S. Bennetts, David C. Hamilton, Miss K. E. Sheasby, E. P. Jones, Douglas Wood, Mrs. F. Green, Miss E. M. Doddrell, Miss J. R. McCarthy, Walter S. Mather, Miss M. B. Sinclair, Miss E. East, Miss Jessie Doddrell, Cyril Green, Harold Green, Ernest A. M. Harzis, Elizabeth Harris, Samuel Holt, Norman W. Keyes, Alice R. Keyes, George Muller, L. Olsen-Feyling, M. Day, E. Hargreaves, B. Porter, E. P. Jones, Mrs. M. C. P. Goslin,

Cover: The South African Pioneer. Frontmatter: The South African Pioneer, South Africa General Mission, Home Report for 1898. Essay: The Special Line upon Which God Has Been Teaching Me Is That of Faith Rising above Circumstances, and I Would Ask for Prayer That in Spite of " Not yet Seeing All Things Put under Him" I May See Jesus in All, and over All, Lutubeni, Tembuland, Praise God for Proving during the Year, That "The Things That Are Not Possible with Men Are Possible with God, " and That Every Fresh Experience and Test, He Has Made Psalm xlvi. 5 Literally True, Nkanga, Western Pondoland, The Key of Heaven, How the New Testament Speaks of Prayer for Results, "Unto Him That Loveth Us, and Loosed Us from Our Sins in His Blood.... To Him Be the Glory and the Dominion for Ever and Ever", Makowe, Zululand, Home Balance Sheet, from April 1st, 1898,....... To March 31st, 1899, Mount Tabor Mission Station, Zululand, South Africa General Mission Executive in South Africa, The past Year Has Been One of Rich Blessing to Me, South Africa General Mission, Southern and Northern Branch General Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, Year Ending 31st March, 1899, Soldiers' Home, Cape Town, I Want to Praise God for the Privilege of Being a Fellow-Labourer with Him Who Never Works in Vain, and for the Assurance That Multitudes of These Dark Souls Shall on That Day Be Found among His Jewels, A List of Our Publications For Those in Trouble, Having Been Asked to Tell out in a Few Words How One Is Being Taught by the Master, I Would Just Say, Stonewall Jackson, Asked about Praying without Ceasing, Said, "I Never Raise a Glass of Water to My Lips without Asking God's Blessing, nor Seal a Letter without Putting a Word of Prayer under the Seal, nor Take a Letter from the Post without a Brief Sending of My Thought Heavenward, nor Change My Classes without a Minute's Petition on the Cadets Who Come In", Personal Testimony from Some of Our Workers, There Is No More Soul-Stirring Sermon than a Life Ever Bright and Busy, and Withal Filled with the Peace of God, and It Is to Such a Life That the Master Calls Us, a Life in Which His Voice Is the First We Hear in the Morning and the Sweetness of His Presence Remains throughout the Day, Making Every Little Duty Sacred and Our Days "As the Days of Heaven upon Earth", Gazaland, Too Much Taken up with Our Work, We May Forge Our Master, Durban Native Work, Mount Packard, Tembuland Amongst the Amatshezi, Without Care, Hebron, Swazieland, The Great Fault of These Last Times Is Not Fanaticisiu, but Laodicean Lukewarmness, Brief Summaries, We Can Umtedly Say That during the past Year Not One Good Thing Has Failed of All He Promised, and We Have Been Learning, Though Blunderingly, to Distrust Ourselves, and All That Springs from Self, and Our Prayer Is That We May Honour the Lord by a Simpler, and Fuller, Trust in the Coming Days, In Looking Back over the past Year, and My First Eighteen Months in South Africa, Praise Belongeth Unto Our God, and I Find This Praising Spirit Fits Well into Every Detail of Daily Life; Defeating the Power of Satan, and Giving Glory to Our God, Jesus Lives in Uninterrupted Intercession for You, "O Blessed Knowledge of Christ!, Lukanyisweni, Eastern Pondoland, [The Idea of Inserting These Short Personal Notes of Praise in Our Annual Report Occurred to Us so Late That There Was Not Sufficient Time for Us to Communicate with Our Missionaries Living at a Distance, The Humble Man Feels No Jealousy or Envy, Dumisa Mission Station, Umzinto, Natal, Christian Work at Home and in South Africa, The Soldiers' Home, Pietermaritzburg, Newness of Life, Indian Mission Station, Phœnix, Natal, The Art of Keeping What We Find Is an Art Which Is Only Learned in an Upper Chamber on the Day of Pentecost, Bethany, Swazieland, With a Heart Full of Praise I Can Say "God Is Faithful"; and Looking Back over the past Year One Can See Every Test and Circumstance to Have Been in His Hand Sent to Mould Me to His Image, I Thank God for the Thorough and Faithful Way He Has Been Dealing in Detail with the Consecration of Oneself Which Had Been Made to Him, "Ye Shall Find Rest to Your Souls" during the past Year God, in a Fresh Sense, Has Made This "Yea" and "Amen" to Me in Christ Jesus, Having Graciously Brought Me out from the Attitude of Absolute Submission into the Rest of Joyous Following, South Africa General Mission South Eastern Branch Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, Ekutokozeni Mission Station, There Has Been so Much to Praise God for during the past Year, One Hardly Knows What to Mention Specially, The Cross of Christ The Cross and Its Intercession, Johannesburg Native Work, I Do Praise God with All My Heart for All He Has Taught Me since Coming to South Africa, and That I Can Truly Sing "Christ Liveth in Me", En Route for England On Board R. M. S. "Hawarden Castle, " March 1899, When the First Christian Missionary to China Took Passage in the Good Ship Trident in the Middle of May, 1807, the Shipping Clerk, after Business Matters Had Been Arranged, Turned from His Desk, and with a Sardonic Grin Said, Ebufumba, Bomvanaland. Accounts, donations, financials: Donations Received by the Southern and Northern Branches for the Month Ending April 30th, 1899. Backmatter: A Good Missionary Paper for Boys and Girls.