A Church in the Wilds. The remarkable story of the establishment of the South American Mission among the hitherto savage and intracable natives of the Paraguayan Chaco
Wilfrid Barbrooke Grubb [1865-1930]
London: Seeley, Service & Co. 1925. pp.287.
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Contents
Part 1
- A Unique Field
- A River Base
- "Burning My Boats"
- Theory Versus Practice
- A Missionary's Attributes
- A Wanderer
- Folklore
- Heathenism
- Heathen Types
Part 2
- Preparatory Teaching
- Founation-Stones
- Kyemapsithyo
- Struggling Upward
- Church Organisation
- Connecting Links
- Widespred Influence
- The "White Partridges"
Part 3
- A Generel Survey
- Religious and Social Leaders
- The Language
- Education
- Medical Work
- Thrift
- Social Development
- Innovations
- Missionary Exploration
- Intineration
- Weakness and Strength
- Future of the Church and People
- Directing the Destiny of the Chaco Races
Index
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