Book Description

Title:

Interesting Anecdotes of Missionary Work

Author:

William Adamson [1830-1910]

Publication Year:

[1890?]

Location:

Glasgow / London

Publisher:

Thomas D. Morison / Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.

Pages:

404

Subjects:

Christian Mission

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• The Herrnhut Mission, How Originated
• Robert Moffat and His Mother
• A Saltearn Indian Reproaching His White Brothers
• Baron de Hubner on the Fijians
• Crossett, The Independent Missionary
• A Cree Indian's Idea of God
• Judson's Desire Regarding the Jews Fulfilled
• Hindoos Praying by Proxy John Wesley and Missions
• A Tannese Showing Christianity Was Not Cowardice
• Adjai Crowther, A Slave Boy
• Fliedner's Box on the Ear
• Morrison's Preparation as a Missionary to China
• Brainerd and the Conjuror
• Origin of the London Missionary Society
• Sabbath Keeping on a Pacific Island
• How The Missionary Mantle Fell on Duff
• Williams on Wayside Pickings
• A Synod's Prayer For Missionaries. How Answered
• Africaner, The Bonaparte of Africa
• The Old Blind Man in Burmah
• Superstition Overcome by Christianity on Norfolk Island
• A Testimony to Bishop Patteson
• Mamonyatsi's Love to Her Heathen Mother
• Sons of the Word. A Surprise to Williams
• Carey and the Baptist Missionarv Society
• How a Sin-T's'ai Entered The Kingdom
• A Delightful Surprise to Williams and Bourne
• Paton's Wells of Salvation
• Dr. LivIngstone and the Lion
• Beginning of the Moravian Mission
• How the Rev. Aaron Buzacott Became a Missonary
• Rev J.J. Fuller In The Cameroons
• Dying Scene of the Apostle of Western Africa
• The First Native Clergyman in Fuh-kein
• Henry Martyn's First Indian Service
• The Religion of Mercy in Tahiti
• The Heathen Africans Without Natural Affection
• Torture In Abyssinia
• Williams' Converts not Parrots
• Conversion of Tschoop, the Indian
• The Tahitians Who Had the Root
• Hood and the Converted Caffre
• A Fejee Mother's Instincts Developed Through Christianity
• The Converted Negro and His Fiddle
• Schmelen's Conversation With a Namaqua
• Coopooswamey's Conversation on the Atonement
• Duff's Bible and Psalter Cast Up By the Sea
• Rafaralahy, a Malagasy Daniel
• John Beck's First Greenland Voyage
• Consulting the Inspired Priest In Fiji
• Dr. Chamberlain Guided by an Inner Voice
• John Hunt, Stupid Yet Successful
• John Sunday as a New Creature
• A Bechuana Rain-Maker
• A Burial in Malanesia
• A Heathen King Making an Experiment
• Livingstone's Deliverance From the Lion
• Conversion of Joseph Rabinowitz
• Monobrotee, A Silent Devotee
• George Gogerly and a Brahminee Bull
• The Murder of Bishop Patteson
• J. Hudson Taylor's First Voyage To China
• A Levukan Chief and Buccaneer and His Wives
• King Khama on Strong Drink
• Christianity Introduced into Mangaia
• Moffat and the Chiefs About the Bible
• Mamae, A Mangaia Preacher
• Maretu, A Polynesian Pastor
• Jesus Or Mahomed?
• The Last Victim of the Peace Drum
• A Wesleyan on Primature Reporting
• Restoration by the Tahitians
• Paton's Determination to Be a Missionary
• Military Ignorance of Indian Missions
• The Gospel Axe in India
• Krishnu, Carey's First Convert
• Stanley Finding Livingstone
• Judson Emerging.From Infidelity
• The Conversion of Johnson
• Williams Reminded of His Promise
• Dr. Duff on the Cruelty of the South Sea Islanders
• A Greenland Philosopher
• Paper Gods, in China
• A Devll.'s Temple Destroyed
• Ordination of Rev. John Campbell
• A Moslem Convert at Muritsur
• Costly Prayers For Missionaries
• The New Testament In Bengal
• The Only Son of the Queen of Madagascar
• Bishop Hannington Murdered
• Chinese Reverence For Written Characters
• A Brahmin Objector Silenced
• Toro's Bravery
• Memories of a South Sea Islander
• A Tahitian Battle Overruled for Good
• A Testimony Meeting in Ono
• Robert Morrison and the Child
• How Chinese Children Become Idolaters
• Dr. Duff on Juggernaut
• Prayers and Rain Overcoming Maoris' Wrath
• Kah-le-wah-be-ko-kay Sick and Cured
• Wonderful Conversion of Yohoi
• Enmegahbowh, A Chippewa Christian Hero
• Hunt's Decision to go to Fiji
• Conferring Chippewa Names
• Livingstone and Sebituane
• Africaner, a Nurse to Moffat
• Dahne's Non-Resistance Triumphant
• Darwin and the Fuegians
• Jacob Lewis' Conversion, Fall, Restoration
• Dr. Morrison Saves an Innocent Chinaman
• Tannese Thieves Frightened by a Man-Of-War
• First Christian Burial in Aneiteum
• A Heathen Samaritan
• Searching and Finding
• A Chinese Rag-Picker
• Livingstone and the Chief Sechele
• A Last Case of Strangling In Aneiteum
• How Martyn Became a Missionary
• The Scriptures in China in the 9th Century
• Paton Defying Tannese Sorcery
• South Sea Islander On Speaking Chips
• Titus Coan
• Villages Turned Christian in Tinnevelly
• Xavier—China—and Death
• A Savage Island Chief
• Olubi, Idolater and Preacher
• Emancipation of the Slaves in Jamaica
• A Little Child Teaching an Indian
• A Faithful Job in Rewa
• Livingstone's Self-Sacrifing Heroism
• Stanley Teaching Mtesa About Angels
• A Farmer's Incredulity About Africaner
• Mackay Burning the Devil in Nyni
• A Huahine King a Nursing Father
• John Hunt and Fijian Cannibalism
• A Heathen and Christian Coronation
• Coincidences in Prayer for Tahiti
• First Girl's Boarding School
• In Ceylon, Kapiolanl, A Hawaiian Female Chief
• A Chief and his Charms
• How an Indian Warrior Became an Abstainer
• Moses Levi
• How Hill Arrians of Tranvancore Got Their Teacher
• A Christian Lady in a Chinese Palace
• A Chinese Opium Eater Changed
• Moravians in Berbice
• Jesuits as Early Chinese Missionaries
• Stanley's Farewell to Livingstone
• Samoan Teachers Wonderfully Preserved
• Paton Destroying Superstition
• Richards Preaching the Law and Gospel
• Bishop Crowther
• Lewis Danchne Attacked by a Serpent
• A Wonderful Answer to Prayer
• The Garrows of Assam
• Difficulties of Translating the Scriptures
• John Sunday, The Indian Chief
• Christian Kindness Overcoming Moslems' Enmity
• The Abolition of Human Sacrifices in Old Calabar
• A Heathen and Christian Meeting
• Livingstone Liberating A Slave Gang
• Varain, A Fijian Chief
• A Heathen Madagascar Father
• Martyr Bovs in Uganda
• Richard Broadman's Deliverance
• Religious Ignorance of the Esquimaux
• William Burns Plundered
• Williams on Infanticide
• Stanley on the Bible
• Wesleyan Missionaries in a Storm
• Robert Young
• Rev. James McMullen
• Lamb Preaching Through Prison Bars
• Pele, The Hagaiian's Goddess
• Black Jews Invulnerable
• A Heroic Act
• Strange Heresy of John Beck
• Christian Rudolph's Suffering and Deliverance
• Waihit of Aneityum
• Moffat's Courage
• Christian Friedrich Schwartz
• Earl Cairns on a Belfast Sweep
• Schmitt, The Moravian
• Dr. G.L. Mackay
• Ba-Ba, The First Printed Book in Tahiti
• The Williams Tragedy
• Kapaio's Murderous Armi Made Powerless
• Descent of a God In Madras
• Stanley's Commission to Find Livingstone
• The Moravians and the Red Indians
• Patii, the Priest, Destroying his Idols
• First Martyrs' Church In Madagascar
• African Simplicity
• Professor Drummond's Servant Moolu
• Dr. Duff's Farewell to Bengal
• How Fung Che-Pao, Found The Truth
• Chinese Prejudice Overcome
• Moffat's Deliverer
• Dulaji Bhau Taught Without a Preacher
• Vara, A Noted Chief
• Punishment For Murder
• Old Sandy's Subscription
• Experience of the Moravians
• Rasalama, The First Martyr In Madagascar
• Wilhelmina, The Hottentot Heroine
• The Tahitian's Desire
• Christian Indian's Work aAnd Trust
• The First Book in Tannese
• A Soiled Tract
• The Conversion of a Gambler
• Mary Moffat
• The Whale-Ship
• Richard's Difficulty
• Calvert Saving a Life
• Mrs. Judson's Devotion
• A Night's Singing
• Deliyerance Through Prayer
• The Conversion of the Hawaii Nation
• A Boy's Testimony Blessed
• How a Prison Door was Opened
• Ramiketamanga
• The Sacrificial Stone of Mexico
• Dr. Chamberlain and the Story of Stories
• Twin-Infants in Calabar
• The Closing Scene of Moffat's Life
• Ramjee Testing the Power of Shiva
• Indian Caste and Ingratitude
• Dr. Buchanan on Juggernaut
• The First Christian Churches in Tahiti
• Introduction of Potatoes to Rarotonga
• Ma, The Sorcerer
• Destruction of Idols
• A Hindoo Atonement
• Payment for Blood
• Mr. Moody and Alexander Duff
• A Chinese Convert
• The Rarotongs' Notion of an Eclipse
• Closing Scene of Livingstone's Life
• The Power of Kindness
• Persecution and Deliverance
• Bishop Tucker on the Bible in Uganda
• A Chinese Scholar and the Creation
• Widow Williams Alone in the Wilderness
• Lugalama the Proto-Martyr in Uganda
• The Siamese King's Death Overruled for Good
• A Brewery Turned into a Church
• Bishop Berueux's Murder
• Gert Link's Wonderfut Dying Experiences
• A Sceptical Captain on Paul's Shipwreck
• The Brahmin Pundit
• A Remarkable Missionary Among the Bedouin Arabs
• A Jamaica Negro and his Bible
• Cannibalism in New Zealand
• Saints of Siva
• A Chinese Student on the Bible
• Don Santiago on his Conversion
• An Instructive Sunday Service in Samoa
• Joel Bulu's Remarkable Experience
• A New Zealander's Zeal
• Samoans Eating Their Gods
• A Deacon-King in Samoa
• An Indian Schoolmaster
• Moffat and the Dutch Boer
• Alphonese Lacroix's Mission Service
• Self-Torture by a Fakeer
• Knill In Training for his Work
• A Marvellous Deliverance
• The Small Beginning
• A Negro's Free-Will Offering
• A Sirerian Leper
• An Austral Group Chief
• The Shigigiadisqu
• A Japanese Christian Philanthropist
• A Canton Youth
• A Mohammedan Father and Son
• Moshesh
• Basle Missionary Society
• Christ or Confucius
• Pierre Sallah
• The Zeal of Elliot
• A Fortune-Teller Burning his Books
• An Indian Queen and the Queen
• The Missionary and Magicians
• Martyn and the Mussulman
• The Thug Nature Unchangeable
• The Prayer-Book Worshipped
• A Hindoo Slave
• Khama, Negro Vvisdom in Giving
• Kristno and Christ
• King George at a Missionary Feast
• Narapot Singh
• Index

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