The Home Missionary, Volume 59Executive Committee of the American Home Missionary Society, 1887 - Home missions One number of each volume (usually no. 3) contains the annual report and minutes of the annual meeting. |
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... gift in his Son, Jesus. Speaking of gifts, why then, Santa, do we give gifts to each other when really it's not our birthday but Jesus'? Santa: Gifts do at times seem to have the most important part in this season of joy and love. And ...
... gift in his Son, Jesus. Speaking of gifts, why then, Santa, do we give gifts to each other when really it's not our birthday but Jesus'? Santa: Gifts do at times seem to have the most important part in this season of joy and love. And ...
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... Gifts are given because of the grace of God (Rom. 12:3). Gifts are not to puff people up (Rom. 12:3). Gifts are given according to your measure of faith (Rom. 12:3). Not all members hold the same office (Rom. 12:4). 4. 5. 6. 7. Gifts ...
... Gifts are given because of the grace of God (Rom. 12:3). Gifts are not to puff people up (Rom. 12:3). Gifts are given according to your measure of faith (Rom. 12:3). Not all members hold the same office (Rom. 12:4). 4. 5. 6. 7. Gifts ...
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... gifts thou receyve of any wyght Well ponder their degree: A kynde pore mans harty rewarde Is worth the other three.36 But many sayings reveal a more instrumental awareness of the value and danger of unequal gifts: 'A small gift often ...
... gifts thou receyve of any wyght Well ponder their degree: A kynde pore mans harty rewarde Is worth the other three.36 But many sayings reveal a more instrumental awareness of the value and danger of unequal gifts: 'A small gift often ...
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... gift giving on special occasions. He described himself as giving gifts to people who had done something for him, or to those who had given him gifts, because “ if they give you a gift you're kind of obliged in a way to give them one ...
... gift giving on special occasions. He described himself as giving gifts to people who had done something for him, or to those who had given him gifts, because “ if they give you a gift you're kind of obliged in a way to give them one ...
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... gifts can bring about trust and cooperation . It is now time to introduce a distinction that is linked to the one made earlier between agonistic and non - agonistic gifts : the distinction between ordinary and extraordinary gifts . As ...
... gifts can bring about trust and cooperation . It is now time to introduce a distinction that is linked to the one made earlier between agonistic and non - agonistic gifts : the distinction between ordinary and extraordinary gifts . As ...
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ALEX'R H American Home Missionary Astor Place Auxiliary Baker City Bangor barrel and freight BARROWS Benev Bible House blessed Bohemian box and freight Center cents Charles Christ Christian City CLAPP Committee Cong Congregational churches Conn Connecticut const Creek Dakota dollars East field foreign Friend fund George gifts give gospel Hartford Home Missionary Society Home Missionary Union Home Missions James JAMES TOMPKINS John JOSHUA COIT labor Ladies Lake Legacy Lord meeting miles minister Minn Minneapolis Mission Band Nebraska North Ohio organized pastor Plymouth population prayer preaching Receipts Received by Rev Sabbath Secretary sent sionary Smith South South Dakota Springfield Sunday Sunday-school Superintendent town Treas Treasurer Utah W. W. Jacobs West William Woman's Department Woman's H. M. Soc Woman's Home Miss Woman's Home Missionary York York City young