The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

Ild fAt UhS u INT LlhkNiAN
kDDEkElOA RMB GENERAL uRllET.
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n.ate am sure some viii think 81
hhYsainla. but while that Efapire il
very much larger a Is not nearly
~ inviting m field OF labor. In
lbe first place Liberia IS Republic
and IA the iiext place. Il Is Chris
tInn country and has in i an ele-
1sont that has continued true to the
tradition Of the founders ia its con-
centIop OF religion. The writer witt
hesned while la MOnroyia a revival
The like 81 which no had not seen
IA THIS country since his childhood
1T was running day and night, morn
During almost any hour Of the night
you could hear people going through
apo streets shouting and arouslng
their friends TO tell them Of the
new ,iie that WINS hea come s,d into shslT
visited different church at every
Sunday service In the morning
visited Kru copEregNtlon and
found the house fdll. n the after
noon was at the A. r church and
~ n,t1. .ns q - ~ 80 eccly ~ ne
s.ano,nf ,H,,reh ~. fhe eeaf ~ the
5 5i'' revival s,'l I X Was Also al the Y M
q A meeting IN the course Of the
afternoon where they had q splendid
eetv"0 tut 49,. =. n ~eiire
" ny 7i,af -. {. n 49, cffarnoon ser-
2. 4 t, -, ..s,e,. ,faf fcr,,scr
President Howard. Perhaps the deep
esl Impression was made on us Y
Hfv setf.Ne,s tnrS 49, "a t,on,en
N.et. NofNp.1ee Y. ts,e M Sf,rifv III
n Hn ,e 81. ~ II, ~ men ana
.ne ~ t,,s .4,,r1fionef interest on
slae nation mas 2eeh sa@ so,,n ds defes-
p4 s !. S ....., 4, ~ ch,,rrh- Zach
mineo enetnpivnS y, w. sa,n1 ,,arn11v
Gnu ~ ne7 1870 S,,ilSinr the
.antnt .n sS..i,et ~, enndav and
" '',ss'y az into hls school work Mon
nnys Inc int1ttua z. t.,ii,~osinr Mas
ut know "n h.s ,..s', eerried fhere
penetrated nns D'e. he IL rof,-
~ tne ,',ss-s.,,.' new ana untried
ne Ssss al out into the jungles The
ufst cnulch t" 6e.sSgst ~, n,,,it,s-
. 2e.,a W. q fe an Loot carey In
ton py me l ..slns,s1eei ,,no seems 10
tc1pt my Hgs.,.sef n this country
nafe esen ~ To, ~ Africa II was u
ePsat Seinirht Of the writer to gaze
Or. th. q. siien e.,, o,e ~ fhe most Inn
now Aeanps ~ Nh, via bus1t bv
porttnt $500 .'.,,i N y ri built and
tnht toe1 i,''.,., ~. ,y,ll = 4 noonuD-
..en, TX 4n AZ Cary. The next Chris
tian Workets ~ ,bo '.,tesio,,arv 81,
Here sem ., Jes n 1895 reaulting
etetf 81 f nl,1e. 'es ~. s,a Niseinn-fhis
n t9e f, insnap' sransferred its work
ehN1en t'si'. . az ,g,,af caise il Is
y. eiear. The great Methodist Epis-
copal cnulen en .1s az en3t,ittee with
era mas co,,'' wy, sie ehurch has
gut prest ,hS 5..ss ,se,, e,,S WON
sem eV'1 LIN rseoe III fhe work. 10
9,..2'. eod bas think. the most
q pas ~ wv t1s,, rrade Seminary
Eotie4e q nikn ,o,,,,c mem for.
TOT kns ' a,e,n',,h snlensiid hurch
1ne t .1.l - 4nntdiv snreadtnr jts
mighty influence ta1 mo ene a n
terienu' Dlsnop ..,.f The firsf
ot tne NoiN Aa,,o,y,inafio,
epfesentN',x. ~aa Melville r.
y tn ..t, S sonnf Il, few months after
49, ~. 49, tbera THE Presbyterian mis-
sIDnary q tdpersa " ~ de,,o,nina a'I
she t'rst cn,lrc'i nr W. u fss9, This
was Jonn b. t ~, c,.,,eram ~ thor
thuIcn CARED ~ ,,r,srD ana has
left a lasting intPress. ~, ~, ~ church
Of the nation. ". eft s, Withdrew.
after many ye st IN functions there
put the. S ,,,,l'' 5Teenlzation. The
~ an ,l,ee snr,,a1 Church estab,
w, 80 III 1896 and rivals
..enfe lsssi1 ~, '.son,i church for
the Metne 2.., ~ Xxx t,piift 81 Ii
tl4I.h "
geria M4nf u tevs ~oee 5,It from
oi tne hns,ons ~ ,',esSnf chief rsx-
their scnooiA'--SS ~ ehaf 56nbnii-
efVsi4s y. ~. hf,,sherana began their
na '1,., sheria n 1860 Their efforts
Work ~ ae a,Peo,ea xerv largely along
,'s1s i iona iIrSa. Il centcrs 10 the
famous ,,,, nnq ''' s,yeat work at lint
1870 e. al ne near bv country.
Pap1e XIV <, q ~ ti,4 aniendsd academic
re <iucn there the industrial