Inside Views of Mission Life (Classic Reprint)

Foreword My chief hesitation iu attempting a short description of life on the mission field, together with some suggestions as to the inner workings of the missionarys mind, heart and soul as they are wrought upon in the daily grind of service, is the fear that some friend or acquaintance may imagine that he or she has been made use of to point a moral or adorn what would otherwise be a dull tale. As a matter of fact, no added scintillation to these pages would repay me for a hurt dealt to a single friend. If anything that may be said seems to come close to the center of that world around which the personality of each of my readers revolves, the reason may be found in the fact that the inward and outward experiences of those engaged in the same line of work are apt to be very much alike, and you, if you look into your heart and life, are very likely to find there much the same things that I find in mine. A. L. A. B. Pyeng Yang, Korea.
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