Memoir of Mrs Harriet L Winslow Thirteen Years a Member of the American Missi
Memoir of Mrs Harriet L Winslow Thirteen Years a Member of the American Missi
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3, 1827. " My dear E, I have been out this after- noon with Mr. Winslow to a school-bunoralow nearly three miles distant, where the people have not often heard the word of God. We left home at 3 o'clock. The sun was very powerful, and we rode some of the way through heavy sands. The people who had assembled came out into the road to meet us. We found more than 100 boys seated around the sides of the bungalow, and mats spread in the centre for men. Not ex- IN CEYLON. 345 pecting that ' the lady ...' would come, they had provided but one chair. Soon, however, a large mortar was brought, on which Mr. W. Sat. The first class of boys then read while we waited for more people to come in, and receiving the appro- bation of the padre, they were much delighted. Mr. W. Addressed the people on the certainty of the resurrection and future judgment. They were very attentive, and begged that he would come again in a month, and stay longer. There is much benefit in preaching in this way ; many come to these bungalows who would not come to our churches, and they are much more atten- tive when seated quietly, than when addressed in the bazars and roads, or even at their own homes.
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3, 1827. " My dear E, I have been out this after- noon with Mr. Winslow to a school-bunoralow nearly three miles distant, where the people have not often heard the word of God. We left home at 3 o'clock. The sun was very powerful, and we rode some of the way through heavy sands. The people who had assembled came out into the road to meet us. We found more than 100 boys seated around the sides of the bungalow, and mats spread in the centre for men. Not ex- IN CEYLON. 345 pecting that ' the lady ...' would come, they had provided but one chair. Soon, however, a large mortar was brought, on which Mr. W. Sat. The first class of boys then read while we waited for more people to come in, and receiving the appro- bation of the padre, they were much delighted. Mr. W. Addressed the people on the certainty of the resurrection and future judgment. They were very attentive, and begged that he would come again in a month, and stay longer. There is much benefit in preaching in this way ; many come to these bungalows who would not come to our churches, and they are much more atten- tive when seated quietly, than when addressed in the bazars and roads, or even at their own homes.
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