Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 20

benches improvvissates of aces placed through trunks of tree.

The student organized and superintended a Domenica-school--you/he/she gathered
the young people in an Effort Society. He formed a singing
class--an organ of portable child that he played was them only musical
tool.

He systematized games, socials and picnic;  one of the second, a
picnic that berry-chooses, the collections of what, twelve dollars, were
gives to missions.

So nearby he brought religion these people, so desirable him
it did him/it, that they became anxious for a permanent church. An a lot
the small help was given by the Board toward the purchase of the
unloadings, and the people watched out for the building.

The men dug and they threw the stone of foundation;  they assured and
dressed the lumber, and with the job of them own hands the small one
church was built in front of the returned student, and later, close to him,
the Board helping of the Donna, a small parsonage had put.

Then it came to a House Missionario energetic, affectionate to live the Gospel,
day by day, as you preach him/it;  to incorporate Christian ideals
in to think daily of these people, and you sweep Christians
in their motives for controlling;  to make to understand them that the
Gospel intends the honesty in business, cleaning of heart and body,
health and intellectual improvement and anything ago the life I deign here
and now and it is all right him/it for the future over.

Thousand of so simple missions of frontier you/he/she is forging the
citizen that the a lot of life of the Republic does.

Every honor to the men and women of character and the ability that, as
House Missionari, is devoting their lives to such fields--the
more difficulty in the world--where any picturesqueness of scenes
or people assuage I strive him/it--where sinned sordid, monotony, roughness,
and novelty prevails, but where the returns in to character-build
contributes to the life of a nation whose mission is the world.

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The characteristic and following letter was written by Turn.  Aratus Kent, a