The Baganda At Home
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But the bringing out of a nation from heathenism into the state of a civilised, godly people cannot be accomplished by the evangelist only. Much con- troversy has raged around the work of educational missions, but the educational missionary still holds his ground.
With respect to education, I should like to elimi- nate the idea that by it I merely mean teaching a few secular subjects. To educate is to bring up, to give the material support that will enable the young sapling to grow up into a st...rong, fruit-bearing tree.
In all educational mission work the chief text-book is the Bible, and the chief aim is to bring up the pupil in the way of salvation, and then to show him how he can use the power so acquired for his own uplifting and the uplifting of his nation.
The ideal of all missions should be so to educate the converts that they may be able to have their own Church constitution, their own Bishops, and their own educational establishments ; and for this ideal the Church in Uganda has been striving for many years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the bringing out of a nation from heathenism into the state of a civilised, godly people cannot be accomplished by the evangelist only. Much con- troversy has raged around the work of educational missions, but the educational missionary still holds his ground.
With respect to education, I should like to elimi- nate the idea that by it I merely mean teaching a few secular subjects. To educate is to bring up, to give the material support that will enable the young sapling to grow up into a st...rong, fruit-bearing tree.
In all educational mission work the chief text-book is the Bible, and the chief aim is to bring up the pupil in the way of salvation, and then to show him how he can use the power so acquired for his own uplifting and the uplifting of his nation.
The ideal of all missions should be so to educate the converts that they may be able to have their own Church constitution, their own Bishops, and their own educational establishments ; and for this ideal the Church in Uganda has been striving for many years.
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