The Child in the Midst: A Comparative Study of Child Welfare in Christian and Non-Christian LandsPlatt, Mary Schauffler
Religion
The Child in the Midst: A Comparative Study of Child Welfare in Christian and Non-Christian Lands
Platt, Mary Schauffler
Church work with children; Missions
How Chinese children learn Woman’s Foreign Missionary
to worship idols Society of the
Boys and Girls in Korea Methodist Episcopal
Christmas in India Church.
How Koharu learned to worship
A Little Girl and the Lions
A Sunday-School picnic in
India
The god of Hindu children Woman’s Board of Missions
Three in a Temple of the Congregational
How a bamboo helped to Church.
overthrow idol worship
Ping-ti’s discoveries
A Road and a Song Woman’s Board of Foreign
I come to stay Missions of the Presbyterian
Church.
Pen notes and pictures Woman’s Board of Foreign
Story of Ozeki San Missions of the Reformed
How we do evangelistic work Church in America.
in Japan
FOOTNOTES:
[75] Told in “Buddhism,” by Monier-Williams. (Macmillan.)
[76] “Things as They Are,” Amy Wilson Carmichael. (Revell.)
[77] “Children of Persia,” Mrs. Napier Malcolm. (Oliphant, Anderson, &
Ferrier.)
[78] “The Jungle Folk of Africa,” R. H. Milligan. (Revell.)
[79] “The Wrongs of Indian Womanhood,” Mrs. Marcus B. Fuller.
(Revell.)
[80] Quoted by E. Storrow in “Our Sisters in India.” (Revell.)
[81] _Spirit of Missions_, Feb., 1912.
[82] “Children of Egypt,” Miss Crowther. (Oliphant, Anderson &
Ferrier.)
[83] “The Wrongs of Indian Womanhood,” Mrs. Marcus B. Fuller.
(Revell.)
[84] “The Sorrows of Heathen Motherhood,” Helen D. Newcomb.
[85] _Woman’s Work_, July, 1912.
[86] Hastings Bible Dictionary.
[87] _Spirit of Missions_, March, 1906.
[88] _Spirit of Missions_, February, 1911
[89] _Missionary Review of the World_, January, 1911.
[90] “Children of Egypt,” L. Crowther. (Oliphant, Anderson, &
Ferrier.)
[91] _Over Sea and Land_, April, 1913.
[92] Miss M. T. Maxwell Ford in “Daylight in the Harem.”
[93] “Things as They Are,” Amy Wilson Carmichael. (Revell.)
[94] Told in _Missionary Review of the World_, December, 1911.
CHAPTER VI.
THE CHILD AT WORK FOR CHRIST
“I must be about my Father’s business.”
Christ needs all the children of the world--Work for the children
in awakening lands, Japan, China, India--Work for the children in
lands convulsed by war and revolution, Turkey, Persia--Work for
the children in lands asleep--The world’s tragedies--What a slave
boy accomplished--Need for trained workers--How Bishop Selwyn
obtained and trained them--Children at work for Christ--Children
from mission lands helping to save America--Missionary children at
work--American children have a share in the working and giving and
going--The world needs the Holy Child.
THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD NEED CHRIST.
CHRIST NEEDS THE CHILDREN,--ALL THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD.
[Sidenote: Christ needs the children.]
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