Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 12

problems particular to them.

Here is child's worker in factories and on the roads.

Here women and girls fight economic and terrible pressure under.

Here is the political head--and what calls ex-president Roosevelt
"alliance organized among the rich criminal and the poor criminal."

Here is the conscience of class and hate--the to whine some anarchy and
socialism.

"To-day you seventy-are for cent of the population of Massachusetts he/she lives
in the city;  of New York, eighty-five and one-mean for cent;  New Jersey,
sixty-one and two-tenth;  Connecticut, fifty-three and two-tenth;
Illinois is urban one-mean and forty for cent of the people of the California
lives the conditions of city under." [The footnote:  Frederic C. Howe--You City,
the Hope of the Democracy.]

Contrasted with this particular load of the city, there is the country
church and the adaptation needed to maintain him/it in some degree of
effectiveness, when his a lot of life blood has been exhausted for the
city. You/he/she has made non said contributions of ministers, missionary,
official of church and members to the cities and distant fields, going away
mother's church without children and weak in his/her years that advance.

You change that don't leave almost none of his/her first comparison of constituency
the church of country.

Old farms and village it stores passage in the hands of it estranges--in
many quote an example Hebrews--footsteps the summer boarders ask the attention of the
faithful women of the congregation for the most favorable months
of the year. Sports of Sunday hock the affairs of the indifferent one,
and there are the many other elements that disintegrate.

In an earth where progress calls for advancing, where the results of
hasty development creates a great action of its problem--an earth
where the need of effort is eminent Christian, and where this way
effort is so vital to the world, the decadence of the country
church is of meaning of vast course. House Missioni has called
directs his stimulating, the positive ability to the solution of