On Muleback Through Central America
On Muleback Through Central America
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In the absence of Miss Smith, the Superintendent, who was in the United Statet? on account of her healtli, Miss Burke was in charge of the work. Her rare ability to manage and direct the work in general and the camp in particular, was indeed noticeable. The services were at 8 :30 a. M. , 2 :30 and 7 p. M.
'Practically all the services were marked with deep conviction and seekers at the altar. Those of our readers who have never been embarrassed by trying 74 ON MULEBACK to preach with an interpr...eter can not sympathize with one whose heart is fired with a message and sees a hungry hearted multitude, eager for the mes- sage, but must give a sentence, and then wait for another man to repeat it. This was our lot in the greater part of our work in Central America. But Be was pleased to bless the Word even when it went in this second-handed way to the hearer.
As we watched those bare-footed people press their way to the altar after they had tramped through the mountains fifty or a hundred miles, stopping by the roadside at night, our hearts would melt; and tears claimed a place when big strong Indians would kneel at the altar and literally bel- low as they cried for God to save them from their sins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the absence of Miss Smith, the Superintendent, who was in the United Statet? on account of her healtli, Miss Burke was in charge of the work. Her rare ability to manage and direct the work in general and the camp in particular, was indeed noticeable. The services were at 8 :30 a. M. , 2 :30 and 7 p. M.
'Practically all the services were marked with deep conviction and seekers at the altar. Those of our readers who have never been embarrassed by trying 74 ON MULEBACK to preach with an interpr...eter can not sympathize with one whose heart is fired with a message and sees a hungry hearted multitude, eager for the mes- sage, but must give a sentence, and then wait for another man to repeat it. This was our lot in the greater part of our work in Central America. But Be was pleased to bless the Word even when it went in this second-handed way to the hearer.
As we watched those bare-footed people press their way to the altar after they had tramped through the mountains fifty or a hundred miles, stopping by the roadside at night, our hearts would melt; and tears claimed a place when big strong Indians would kneel at the altar and literally bel- low as they cried for God to save them from their sins.
What to read after On Muleback Through Central America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Milburn Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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