New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
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INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY UNlOy.
A LONG SESSION SPENT ~ THE DISCUSSION
THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE FOREIGN
WORK OF MISSIONS.

THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE FOREIGN
WORK OF MISSIONS
Clifton Springs. ~ Y. June II (speciaD.-The D.
terrational Missionary Union occupied long NOM
ing to-day With devotional session chiefly about
the Holy Spirit as the motive power which co.,
trolls and encourages the whole foreign missionary
work
one OF the new bishops Of the Methodist Epsc<
pal Church. the Rev, c. C. NcCabe who has oes
,,r twelve wears the missionary secretary OF thu
denomination. led the Introductory devouons In'
story Of the present situation in the Turkish En-
rlre. the persecution there and IN China. MISC
Bar,on's Red Cross work the heroic s'eadfassnss
ana efficiency OF the Armenian Christians. o vel
"a specifed experiences OF missionaries IN soala
America and in Inlia elected the prayer OF wv
venerable Dr. George ". Wood who was for nsh'
wears a missionary al Constan,inople.
A secretary OF Tho American Board In Ne"-io'A
voiced the convictions and hopes OF al with pecu'
liar fervency HIS leading thought was OF Inc over
ruling providence OF God strong iOunua''"
which no scheme Of man can touch -,
DR.. Cyrus Hamln. the founder OF Nooe'' Wv
lege. OF Constant.nope, read an ~.e'e''"s -
from the very enyrors OF Constanuhop'e s"'"~s
an evangelical growth in the Grego1'aa '",. -.
Church resulting from the crueities ., us nj.
Mrs w g. Capron. OF India. an associate Oh =
Moody IN tralnine-school work IN Chicago sp'As
the ,ndweling OF the Holy Spirit as p'i'Hes' '.
every believer. while the furess OF pow.
snecIsl achievement may not be given 10 AL -,
McConaughy. jr. secretary for lnala VI ~. ,.r,s,
c. A. missions. took W the same lihe " Wv
as illustrated By some Of his own eApe'ea a..
Some grave hiari,y lshtened the ses go. p-..
consequence OF a remark Of the distinguishes ~,
byterian physician Of Japan. j. I. hspe Min,
"A list OF books concerning The HOY sp ,rssss &c
discussed 20 the effect that the " =, crssk
that subject was the New 1estafhen, ., ne ytr
Tho Right Rev {. G. Pen.cA ohe v. ,,asssh Il
nrasidcnts OF the union, said ma, INC ssssss sit
he Shirt unlike that Of the nesn nv s,reagt
years and that oneness WIN ug va. ,Shroushout u
He spoke OF the failure or tuh.s !. - dns tops
missionary world which Is one ol tno ..,,shu,A rs
-, 81" Say among Christians. ana atu.Dsss v,r
N the Fac; that the Divine spirit hau nv ~, rsd Y
coined 10 take possession OF the hearts oys NJ he
every CHRISTIAN In the United states w cart e,Gy
Lords Prayer every Gay aIlr - ,ha mis- vos
tims We should have N5.cotJ ior lhe I~ "a, Il ~
.,,o' ~ chnrrh has not walked ND as - "A vorx
Yet. When the Spiri, comes lie 0o'"'
not merely 70 create fe"Nhs ,,.s "a missco u
Tha afternoon session WAS ceVoteu WUarhurr vn
Japan. bishop Penick presiding. ~ rn,ssoas ~
introduced "a the father OF Jazz" frSa Rev cyrus =
rave an interesting retrospect lherns,ds bicycles
s'inrk OF The American Board. recomne" sf,er sgsi
as a very great help In that cou" aay,lte wore OF;
wears experience during when nc vyccsss he ha
one He thought that whateNtI, ,s ne natives ID
was due 70 making himself one WI WI" passports va
every way. His experience wiz, n"sssspori bot =,
peculiar He had travelling pn ~ was no, q,
wife who had a teachers passp0r' r,sht Trey
lowed TO leave her home town ty,,,sriss
were remote from any other miss'