Church missionary intelligencer

1869

CHRISTIAN WORSHIP ITS TRUE GLORY	1

THE RIGHTEOUS SHALL FLOURISH LIKE THE PALM TREE Psalm xcii	8

Buddhism unchanged since its beginning	9

Native Christianity in India affected by Caste	14

THE NEW CHINESE UNIVERSITY 1720	17

NewZealand	23

The journey 251 252	26

Hakaraia c 29	29

The American Mission in SyriaBritish Syrian Schools	206

Pastoral Circular of the Greek Bishop Ambrosios forbidding children to attend at	212

CHURCH MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARYEVENING MEETING	214

PRESENT ASPECT OF PRAHMOISM 240242	225

Proclamation of the Rajah 1834	229

Rapid progress of Education in Central IndiaExtract from the Friend of India 231	231

Reception of Lord Lawrence at UmballahAddress and reply 238240	238

DISMISSAL OF MISSIONARIES TO VARIOUS FIELDS OF MISSIONARY LABOUR	242

A WORD IN SEASON	32

Condition of Indian Ladies and Zenana Visiting	48

Mediterranean	60

Sketch of the physical geography of Coorg	69

THE BISHOP OF RUPERTS LANDS ACCOUNT OF HIS VISIT TO THE STATIONS OF THE CHURCH	86

Causes which lead to the rise of a Native Pastorate	93

Journey to Jebl AjlunThe Sheikh Gablun 94	94

Madagascar	97

Action of the Missionary Societies for the benefit of the Upper Classes in India 111	111

Adventures on the way to AjlunTalk with a Sheikh at Kufrengi 123	123

NATIONAL RECOGNITION OF CHRISTIANITY ON THE PART OF THE SOVEREIGN	138

METLAHKATLAH OR TEN YEARS WORK AMONG THE INDIANS	144

Recent Letter of Mr W Duncan Nov 25 1868 150	150

Bedouin HospitalityThe River ArnonKerek 151	151

ITINERANCY IN THE BETSILEO COUNTRY MADAGASCAR	153

Danger of a Native Church being regarded as AnglicanInstance of the Church	161

THE REGIONS BEYOND	171

12Double figure of the description	181

Festivities at Fianarantsoa	185

THE LEBANON	199

SOME ACCOUNT OF FAZIL I HAKK OF PESHAWUR 3032	266

Address of Rev S P Fairbank	272

HOME OPERATIONS	276

THE SAMARITANS	280

ACCOUNT OF A VISIT TO SCIO AND TSHESHME BY THE REV T F WOLTERS 286288	286

Early Missions in ChinaThe Nestorians	289

The ceremonies permitted by the Jesuits declared at Rome to be idolatrous	295

CHURCH UNION CONSIDERED MORE ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO THE NATIVE	305

GOVERNMENT OF NATIVE CHURCHES	311

Remarks on the article by the Calcutta Christian Intelligencer	317

CHINADESTRUCTION OF THE MISSIONARY CHAPEL AT LONGUONG AND PERSECU	318

The planting of Native Churches compared with the planting out of young Vines 324	324

FOREIGN MISSIONS	325

Missionary service of the Reformed Church	330

Conflict precursive to victory 33 34	335

EARLY MISSIONS IN THE BRITISH ISLES	355

Jubilee of the Church Missionary Society in CeylonPublication of a Jubilee	360

Columba and lona	361

Extracts from the volumeChapter on Preliminary measures	373

العنوان	Church missionary intelligencer
منشور	1869
أصلي من	جامعة أوكسفورد
الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي	16 تشرين الثاني (نوفمبر) 2006

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