North Africa
The Monthly Record of the North Africa Mission
formerly called "Mission to the Kabyles and Other Berber Races"
Vols. 61-70 (1950-1959)
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THE NORTH AFRICA MISSION
This Mission was formed in 1881 from a deep sense of the pressing spiritual needs of the Kabyles of Algeria, who with the rest of the Moslems of North Africa were quite unevangelised, and was then called the Kabyle Mission. In 1883 it was reorganised, and widened its sphere to the other Berber races. Since then, under the name of the North Africa Mission, it has step by step extended its work, establishing stations in various towns of Morocco, Algeria, Tunis, and Tripoli, and a branch mission in Northern Arabia.
It aims by the help of God to spread through the whole of North Africa and North. Arabia, amongst the Moslems, Jews, and Europeans, the glad tidings of His love in giving His only Son to be the Saviour of the world by sending forth consecrated, self-denying brethren and sisters.
North Africa Journal has been digitised in partnership with AWM Pioneers.
Volume 61 (1950)
- Finance—A Darkening Horizon
- Operations
- Blessing in the Spanish Work
- At Alcazar Again
- Back to Nabeul
- Marriage of MIss Alma Kraulis
- The Keswick Week
- On the Highway to Libya
- Finance: a still Serious Situation
- Missionary Economics
- Can You Open this Door?
- A Day fo Prayer
- N.A.M. Representation in America, Canada and Sweden
- In Moorish Casablanca
- The Girls of Algiers
- From Tripoli
- Our Spring Rally and Day of Prayer
- A Koranic School: Tripoli
- A New Venture: The N.A.M.—A.M.B. Rally
- Finance: New Mercies
- A New Lighthouse in Tripoli City
- A New Book Shop in Tangier
- New Stations Occupied
- A New Worker
- Deputation Work in Sweden
- From Cherchell to Tripoli
- Mr Alfred R. Shorey
- Girls of Djemaa Sahridj (Our Oldest Station)
- Easter Conference at Tizi-Ouzou
- News from Nabeul By MIsses. A. Clack and M.W. Jones
- Changing Fashions, Unchanging Supersitions By Misses E. Bradbury, E. Low, G. Carty
- First Spanish Evangelical Marriage at Tangier By Mrs Dorothy Padilla
- Moorish Believers Wed By Misses M.E. Chipperfield and G. Theakston
- Moorish Girls of Casablanca By Miis Emily D. Grant
- An Approaching Marriage
- Retirement of Miss E.M.S. Degenkolw
- The Fortune Teller By Mrs Norman Pearce
- A Work of the Spirit at Casablanca
- The Evangelisation of Libya. First Missionary Journey to Yefren for a Thousand Years By D. J.A. Liley
- Wedding of Dr Farnham St, John and Dr Janet Thompson
- Congratulations
- The Cost of Confession
- Finance
- Christian Educators in Kabylia
- A Thrilling Story
- Our Valedictory Meetings
- The Village of Bir Challouf, near Nabeul, Tunisia
- Our Valedictory Meetings
- Three Nurses for Tangier Hospital
- N.A.M. Co-operation with the Bible Society
- The Children of Alcazar
- Among Europeans in Casablanca
- My Saviour Cares—Do I?
pdf Volume 62 (1951)
- Near Djemaa Sahridj, Kabylia
- "Great is Thy Faithfulness"—1950 in review
- An Opening Door
- New Arrivals at our Oldest Station
- Our first glimpse of Tangier
- Among Moors and Spaniards in Tetuan
- Reaching the Children in Tripoli
- Children of Cherchell, Algeria
- Homecall of the Rev T.J.P. Warren
- A Second Missionary Journey to Yefren
- Christmas at Cherchell
- Congratulations
- "Set on a Hill"
- A Stricken Family in Kabylia
- Special Spring Rally
- Near Azazga, Algeria
- The Problem of North Africans in France By Mr S. Arthur
- Our Djemaa Recruits get into Harness By Rev and Mrs Bernard Collinson
- Tunis Bible Depot—Forty Years of Witness By Mr R. Stanley Miles
- "First the Blade" By Miss M.E. Chipperfield and G.W. Theakston
- Kairouan Reoccupied!
- Reoccupation of Kairouan "the Holy"
- Holy You can Help Us
- Neglected Oases of Tunisia
- News from the Tangier Hospital
- Reaching the Children of Tripoli
- How your Guinea may become Two Pounds
- Annual Meetings: Preliminary
- These Seventy Years
- Good Tidings from Tunis
- Ouezzane—A New Station in Morocco
- Reoccupation of Gabes
- Great Missionary Exhibition
- Don't Miss This!
- Our Valedictory Meetings
- The N.A.M. "Wall Space" at the Missionary Exhibition
- Our Empty Coffers: " Can God...?"
- How the Light Breaks
- N.A.M. Recruits at Farewell Meetings
- News from Paris
- News in brief
Volume 63 (1952)
- Missing (from Tunis)—A Car!
- Our New Field Director [Rev H.W. Stalley]
- Rev. R.I. Brown's Visit to U.S.A. and Canada
- The Closing of our Paris Hotel
- Another Warrior Passes
- All Souls Day
- The Cost of the News letter
- A Grant New Book
- Thanksgiving
- Street-Scene in "Self-Governed" Libya
- Disturbances in Tunisia
- "Our Dear Aisha" By Mrs J.A. Liley
- The First Six Months in Gabes by Misses Mabel Jones and Ada Clack
- Among European Children in Tunis By Miss K.M.E. Gotelee
- How the Work Grows in Ouezzane By Miss Dorcas M. Henman
- The Gospel Dispensary at Settat By Miss Mary A. Huntington
- Among North Africans in France By Mr S. Arthur
- Grateful Acknowledgment
- A Little Maiden of the "Troglodyte" (Cave-Dwellers) Region of Southern Tunisia
- A Letter from the Tangier Hospital
- Fruit in Morocco
- New Workers for Spanish Morocco
- Seed-time in Kabylia
- Tidings from Libya
- Marriage of Miss Madge Hutchinson
- Birth
- F.F.M. "Slovanka" Conference
- A Tunisian Byway
- How GOD is working in Chawen By Miss Patricia St. John
- Encouragement at Settat By Mr and Mrs Don Richards
- Witness among British Soldiers in Tripoli By Dr. J.A. Liley
- The Worldwide Missionary Convention By Miss Mary Huntington
- Ramadan in Casablanca By Miss Grace Sharpe
- A Bible Shop in the Holy City of Kairouan
- Mahbouba and her Brother—Children of Kairouan, Tunisia
- From the Field Director: Themes for Praise and Prayer; Tripoli; Tunisia; Algeria; Morocco; Tangier
- Reinforcements
- Deputation
- Finance
- New Workers for Tangier and Kabylia... Miss Kathleen M. Dykes; Mr Bernard H. Leat ... and Recruits at Fez also: Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson
- Blessing upon the Spanish Work
- Missionary Exhibition
- Our Annual Meetings
- Our new Fez Missionaries
- Farewell in New Workers
- New Wards at the Tangier Hospital By Miss Norah E. Chambers
- Challenge and Cheer at Alcazar By Misses M.E. Chipperfield and G.W. Theakston
- Life from the Dead By Misses Grace F. Lincoln and Lily Souter
- With the Bible in Desert Villages By Mr F. Ewing
- Testing Days in Tripoli
- A Christmas Gift Suggestion
- On Sick Furlough
