In The Tiger Jungle
Subtitle: And Other Stories Of Missionary Work Among The Telugus Of India
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 2013
Place of publication: USA
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9781481937429
Description: This book was written by the missionary, Rev. Jacob Chamberlain, M.D., D.D., who spent nearly 50 years in India ministering among the Telugu people and introducing them to Christianity. As a trained medical doctor and seminarian he was uniquely equipped to present a Christian witness to the nation of India and to persuade the Telugu people to give up their idols and turn to Christ.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by the Rev. F.E. Clark, D.D.; title: Preface, by the Author; title: Preliminary: Who are these Telugus?; title: I. In the Tiger June: Does God Hear Prayer?; title: II. The Man with the Wonderful Books; title: III. Encounter with a Ten-Foot Serpent, and its Results; title: IV. The Gospel River in India: How it Flows; title: V. The Gospel River in India: The “Gospel in Song”; title: VI. The Gospel River in India: The Fleet-Footed Tract; title: VII. Establishing a New Station: Varieties in Mission Work; title: VIII. Gospel Preaching Tours; title: IX. Gospel Preaching at Hindu Fairs; title: X. Treated with a Shower of Stones; title: XI. A Fruitful Preaching Tour; title: XII. Our Village Cathedral; title: XIII. The Building and Opening of a Free Reading-Room at Madanapalle; title: XIV. A Brahman on the Bible; title: XV. The Village Magistrate’s Death; title: XVI. Narasappa’s Mother; or, Christ’s Hidden Ones; title: XVII. An Audience of Monkeys; title: XVIII. The Stick-To-It Missionary; title: XIX. Unhatchable Ink-Bottles; or, Taught by a Hen; title: XX. Winding Up a Horse; title: XXI. Baptism of a Brahman; title: XXII. Bímgáni Rámanna; or, Unreckoned Fruits; title: XXIII. The Margosa Tree and the Hindu Temple