The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 364
... native local preachers , who can read and write a lit- tle , and one native exhorter . They are of great help in this work , as they can preach the gospel to the people in their own language , and explain to them more understand- ingly ...
... native local preachers , who can read and write a lit- tle , and one native exhorter . They are of great help in this work , as they can preach the gospel to the people in their own language , and explain to them more understand- ingly ...
Page 159
... native preachers , £ 79 ; for the British and Foreign Bible So- ciety , £ 64 . This is certainly doing well for an African native church . NATIVE AFRICAN MEETINGS . - A Missionary meeting was held at Aleak- ampah , on the 20th November ...
... native preachers , £ 79 ; for the British and Foreign Bible So- ciety , £ 64 . This is certainly doing well for an African native church . NATIVE AFRICAN MEETINGS . - A Missionary meeting was held at Aleak- ampah , on the 20th November ...
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however , not only to themselves , but to the native inhabitants of their country and to the native tribes on their borders . The second is Corisco and its vicinity , near the Equator . Here we find most of the conditions which call ...
however , not only to themselves , but to the native inhabitants of their country and to the native tribes on their borders . The second is Corisco and its vicinity , near the Equator . Here we find most of the conditions which call ...
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