South and South Central Africa: A record of fifteen years' missionary labors among primitive peoples — John Shaqi
South and South Central Africa: A record of fifteen years' missionary labors among primitive peoplesDavidson, Hannah Frances
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South and South Central Africa: A record of fifteen years' missionary labors among primitive peoples
Davidson, Hannah Frances
Brethren in Christ Church -- Missions; Missions -- Rhodesia; Ndebele (African people); Tsonga (African people)
Lehmans' Work--Eysters' Work--Doners Open New
Station--Present Status--Are the People Eager to
Hear?--What It Means to Be a Missionary--Qualifications--
Difficulties--God Is Able, 466
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
H. Frances Davidson and Adda G. Engle, Frontispiece
Hut Built by H. Frances Davidson and Alice Heise at
Matopo, 58
Matopo Mission, March, 1899, 63
Matopo Mission Church in 1899. Built by Elder Jesse
Engle, 87
Mrs. Cress Giving a Lesson in Cleanliness, 91
Elder Engle and Donkey Team at Matopo Mission, 99
Matopo Cemetery, 103
Matopo Mission House. Front View, 131
"Here lie the remains of Cecil John Rhodes," 149
Matopo Mission Church. Built by Elder Steigerwald in
1905, 159
Back View of Matopo Mission House, Showing Granite Hill
Beyond, 161
In the Matopo Hills, 163
Mapani Mission, 1907, 168
Kwidine Taking His Aunt to Church. Matopo M. Hospital, 170
Christian Wedding Reception Near Matopo, 171
Matabele Kraal, Near Matopo Mission, 196
Matabele Women Stamping Grain, 201
Matabele Women Digging, 207
Building the Boys' House at Matopo, M. S., 215
Boys' Brick House at Matopo Mission, 215
A Native Christian's Home. Matshuba's, 217
Mtshabezi Church and School, 221
Mtshabezi Mission in 1910, 221
Mtshabezi. Baptismal Scene, 224
Girls at Mtshabezi Mission, 230
Victoria Falls Bridge, 241
Main View of Victoria Falls, 1-1/4 Miles Wide, 246
Macha Mission Huts, 1907, 281
Macha Boys and Schoolhouse, 287
The Last Invitation, 291
Making Brick at Macha, 302
Brick Kiln. Mr. Jesse Wenger and Helpers, 302
Macha Mission Dwelling House, 307
Elder Steigerwald and Mr. Doner on Their Trip North
of Macha, 313
Crossing the Kafue River in a Native Dugout, 315
Batonga Chiefs and Headmen, 317
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