The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
MISSIONS ABROAD DOING WELL
,,JyBLY SPEAKERS CONTRAST
,uyv VITH APATHY Ar HOME.
p,e.n,trr,an scored for Not Giving More
Ial~> Told Of chinese Mart, rtiom
nush 10 Christianity In Corea
SLAMS Archbishop ireland.

tIs 4 General AfNf'IliliN w 1lf Iff~llN''FlNU
p..rah Tn" meetings NJ the Ffth Avenu"
r-.-by.erinn Church and NJ Carnegie Hall
80. .Na Central Presbyterian Church were
.y,rpicd with hearing the claims Of m"
ak ~ foreign missionaries set forth by
a,,--rs - The Fo-rign Board. by rrtune
.-i.raries and hv in~dep@nden, traveller
T. sas impossible for auditors NJ the mes't-
re o. avoid the impression that the Pres
.,-.riAn faith has taken a stronger hold on
D.. f.uplc to whom II has been carried in
h.,'1rr land- than II now holds In the land
f. u Witch Dictionaries ARE being sent.
Tvo, mi-annarie- from Korea led in the
,.,frs " TESTIMONY to the fer,or II the
hrl,ran-horn people in the neS firth
bought to them from over ssas They
.err tho Rev Graham lee and the Rev.
~ Underwood The t@ ms In which they
Told Of the ~udfre spread of ChIi-, lanity
IN Korea and Of tho unsatisHed hunger Of
no rcuoie for instruction in the faith were
rl', he mos, striking festure 81 thedsy's
s~r~lkins
The Rev Courtenay II Fem who va =
~ Pckir during the Boxer uprising. told
= he wonderful heroi-rn 81 the chinese
r,,,e Christians. which led them to deeds
y ,alarahle TO those 81 the martyrs ~ the
darkest DAYS 81 Christian history. From
Iria. N The narrative of John wsnanakcr
a. ,aunrgie Hall last night. came the sans
story
Inc contrast between apathy nj home
and f"rvur and living faith abroad was
nr.urAt oUt nv .umus every speaker
I." Roy Dr.. Penn bcgan Il when Lee read
'r- fr.Irw Of the report of the Board 81
/. r"igu Missions AZ he morning session
r. reported the extent - N" foreign ml--
.u work and then began ,c rcpr,nch the
church al home for not supporting the
work more heartily lie said
H.i. brethren OF the Assembly,. follow
'".t .og' ,t,e- FOR = nom".' r. e. snai&,s
," u.y b" iuCliued To TAX" 10 our selves Nhi
FOL away and give place 20 confusion OF
't.s MheLC" comes THIS ggiu' J. ~ frorl
H ,hLrch lut,k.n~d aud ~iu-Iir"d VITA NIT.
,i.rary scalP Not al all We may ~ we'll
80. y. shameful fact ,ha' In ,hi, year Of
ilI ','' ~: Iora 'f IA. '" "alisd S Ssq to Il hiim..Ii
Irsshyt-risn-. ~" Board Of FOREIGN Missions
'.usi have reported to This assembly a debt.
4 not a snail one .ith"r
Dor the Church 20 continue 20 pray for
more money 10 carry on This work and NOT
.g,teas- its own contribution Il 20 commit
'h~ horrible Ingie'y Of prHvins God TO tai"
some more o. liI- servants. that the stingi-
los, 81 The t~>"mhiy on earth may b" Rton"d
Tor ~ the generosity of the Assembly above
v.1 haS. no Use for the money
We think WITH a shudi~r Of the son Who
waits eagerly for IN" fathers death that
he may enjoy tho esiAt. but Il IL not more
dreadful than the position OF the Church
which looks go IA. aecea-~ Of il members
for IN" support Of IT. own work WIN" wasting
H. substance In luxurious ~ not riotous living
Tie Rev. Arthur ". Brown. Secretary u
the board, told Of the result Of his ot~ervs-
ton Of the workings 81 the missions in
isia in a trip which he has just completed
lie Described with even more detail than
had DR. Fem III" devotion 81 the Chinese
convert. and their cheerful rnartyriom
nouncins CHRIST .rr- oher-d TO them,
Dr. Brown said that the world. had In
,he~e new Christians OF the Fast . revival
% the simple ana whole hearted fhith Of
he early Christians. He had one or two
~ohs-rvations 20 report which he said were
pheasant. He told If an awful sign"
ahich lac found wrtfen In the vsrnaculAr.
,y"r a booth In Bangkok. IL WAS this.
\ Psoe for the DrinSing % the Delight
fl juice.
lac delightful .uice.- 80 Or. Brown dis
c.o-.d 10 TN" Assembly, was nothing el-e
han American whiskey.
III Brown also told OF q scrupulous
Turkish postmaster b confscsled the
vhole edition ~ a mission newspaper be-
csu-- NJ the statement therein that Thanks-
giving IT. a day on which all Chrtr-
iir- In America 90 Turkey He
SD hat in IA" forrigi missionary field
o. --iouarie- had elect IA uniun - churches
ant u division 81 ter tory. witch had been
impossible - the churches at hom"
lH" Rev GrnhRm L-e told OF IA" rush
- D." Koreans 10 Christianity and II en-
'rrrH.- payer meeting which they at
r.rt,s
koreans 90 20 PRAYER meetings. he said
-Hsaal- they want 20 90. P"upl" ~ home
.'av tNdv from PRAYER mectiuC~ and YOU
.'pN 20 y'lr hearts how much they stay
sR.N p a q fIpv Nnrf to.
Tic r., pr. Underwood, who. like DR.
l"". '~ q wal. OF large Noio" ard much
:" n.uer," hacked up all ~ Mr. ie~- state
r..'- lie -lii tia; mon Wcr" dyIag
ur.tsed every day in kur-a though they
i.' g'od tf'"- 10 tJu'h IT." 'hrisif1 =
- tome were not warm enough 10 r"nd
h o. rH 'r"m
q. 49, afternoon Dr. van Dy.e re~ign-d
~" CHAIR to the Rcy Or Hufi"ld Tho
r"I. - of ~" Roa-d Of Publication wac
'Gkor ar II was recommended that the
Assembly take uu action with regard 70
90" .uiIp,alu' made 10y he Rev vi Ellls
%" Row DR. Theodore l. Cuyler and DR.
rs,a UI vcr" both introduced TO the
4 ,.ruegi- Hall last nigh, the foreign
f.t..r DISCUSSION was taken up again
sf john NIuamak"r IN Ne" chair Mr
v MANAGER ht- "osuilv visited India
..l mas t."u greatly impressed with tho
r'a' N"iH.0uv - 'hs missionaries there
'~.'rvr..g What hc saw, h" aid in par
- I' NV if" 7 mover sav -nch opportunity
mp .'''-'w"'' OF n.ou,N mat any on" .~t-
OF 30 20 g," - 3D." CHRIST who cav" him.
coy ''' g, =, IooA.d ~ hi'l", .lutcles
.uH,. ard hospitals. and inquired the origt-
oct u nulldins- and ctnenSs. 81 adj
",r' NAL had not been Wis. enough 20 max"
lnN's',I'ri" ny ."li ~, here ar"
mo- have. M vi-tri 81 hundred times
nd k'ovu 'Vrr'y-fy- v,1r- ago what
.a1rrsd . htit y"tr $50 nu' | can take on
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