. Araldo cristiano e segni dei nostri tempi. Ing, bordo e lavaggio. Come potrebbero risparmiare sui soldi per forvacation? In tali condizioni gli operai thewary si sono accaniti senza una rayof speranza, ma mentre hanno aspettato Dio che wasprehing un cuore volenteroso, quello de-vizio le cose liberali. La Rev.Wm. Jameswas portato a portare tutto quello che ha avuto al Lordand chiedere come potrebbe aprire una casa fortali lavoratori. Passo dopo passo è stato guid-ed in tutte le buone opere che Dio ha preparato prima di lui per camminare inno. Nell'ultimo giorno di decorazione, un po' di operai consacrati si incontrarono per dedi-care la Casa Elim, perché Jthat is t

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. Christian herald and signs of our times . ing, board, and wash-ing. How could they save up money forvacation? Under such conditions theweary workers plodded on without a rayof hope, but while they waited God waspreparing a willing heart, that would de-vise liberal things. The Rev.Wm. Jameswas led to bring all he had to the Lordand ask how he might open a Home forsuch workers. Step by step he was guid-ed into all the good works that God hadbefore prepared that he should walk inthem. On last Decoration Day, a little com-pany of consecrated workers met to dedi-cate The Elim Home, for Jthat is thename Mr. James has given to the beauti-ful sea-side villa which he has fitted up sopleasantly for a resting-place, for the tiredChristian workers. The Elim Home issituated on Belle Island, a few minuteswalk or ride by the trolley-car, from SouthNorwalk. one hours ride from the GrandCentral Depot. It can also be reached byboat from New York City during the sum-mer, an excursion trip costing only seventycents. The view from the Home is un-. ELIM HOME, OR MISSIONARIES REST. AT BELLE ISLAND, N. Y. mother, too thriftless to get the littie onesready, lies in bed, the missionary with herown hands must wash and comb the chil-dren, supplying substitutes when Ihenecessary clothing has been pawned, but-toning the little shoes with one of her ownhair-pins, assuring the mother that thechildren will be well cared for and can besent for any moment, in case the mothersshould want them, and even carrying thesmaller ones down the dark stairway.Then the home-coming. In rapid succes-sion, parlies of children have to be met atthe extreme points of Greater New York.Each little one has a story that must belistened to, and in most cases a bundle oftreasures to show. These are carried inthe skirt of the dress turned up to form abasket, and when a quantity of apples or-other fruit, far beyond the childs strength, is added, it becomes rather a difficult bun-dle for the missionary to escort home. When al

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
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• bookyear1896