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Henrietta Feller was a Swiss-born Baptist missionary to Canada, working in Grande-Ligne, near Montreal. There she …taught, dispensed rudimentary medical services, distributed Bibles, and provided children’s care. By the time of the 1837 rebellion, a Protestant community numbering sixteen converts and a few sympathisers had formed. Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions, p. 209. My thanks…
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This is one of the few books (perhaps the only book?) on the life and work of William WIlson, medical missionary to Madagascar. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this title available for digitisation. Albert Joseph Crosfield [1852-?] & G. Crosfield, A Man in a Shining Armour. The Story of the…
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Written in 1884, this volume celebrates the Jubilee of the London City Mission, whose work continues to this day. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain volume available for digitisation. John Matthias Weylland [1823-1897], These Fifty Years, Being the Jubilee Volume of the London City Mission. London: S.W. Partridge…
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Mary Geraldine Guinness was the daughter Henry Grattan Guinness, the founder of both the Regions Beyond Missionary Union and the training College known today as Cliff College. She married Frederick Howard Taylor, son of the founder of the China Inland Mission, James Hudson Taylor. This biography of Geraldine Taylor is still in copyright and is…