. Costruzione di caratteri in Cina : la vita-storia di Julia Brown Mater . Altro. Dopo un anno, però, furono condotti in Ohio dal fallimento della brethealth, Julia si dedicò a lui fino alla morte. Questa avventura pionieristica della giovane era in sintonia con il suo spirito autosufficiente e ha dato la sua esperienza allargata. Mentre Miss Brown insegnava a Mt. Gilead, una serie di incontri di rinascita si è tenuta lì. Therecord nel suo giornale mostra il suo serio concerto per quelli su di lei : il mio cuore sia fermo e sia-tenere i Signori che fanno, perché sono loro i nostri occhi di miracoloso ! Le voci che così l

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. Character-building in China : the life-story of Julia Brown Mateer . other. After a year, however, they were led toreturn to Ohio by the failure of the brothershealth, Julia devoting herself to him until hisdeath. This pioneer venture of the youngwoman was in keeping with her self-reliant spiritand gave her broadened experience. While Miss Brown was teaching at Mt. Gilead, a series of revival meetings was held there. Therecord in her journal shows her serious concernfor those about her : My heart be still and be-hold the Lords doings, for they are marvellousin our eyes ! The voices which so lately rangout with laughter in the halls of revelry arespeaking for Jesus. Five of the young womenwho were leaders in gaiety are now leading theway to the cross. Alas, that so few should fol-low ! Is not the Holy Spirit pleading with otherhearts, and will He not prevail ? In the workof the Presbyterian Church she took an activepart, and as a member of the choir derived muchbenefit from the training and practice in singing. In the spring of 1862 she became engaged to. MRS. MATEER SHORTLY AFTER HER ARRIVAL IN CHINA ANCESTRY AND EARLY YEARS 21 Rev. Calvin W. Mateer, who for two years sup-plied the Presbyterian Church at Delaware, Ohio, and in December of the same year they weremarried. Mr. Mateer had, while in the semi-nary, offered himself to the Foreign Board, butthe demands of the Civil War had so depletedthe treasury that it was not possible to sendmore missionaries; accordingly he took chargeof the church at Delaware, hoping he might besent later to the foreign field. At the time ofhis engagement to Miss Brown, a foreign mis-sionary life was in anticipation, but a few monthsbefore their marriage the Board announced theycould not be sent, advising Mr. Mateer to accepta permanent call and abandon the idea of goingas a missionary. However, during their wed-ding tour a letter came saying contributionshad been received to send two men to Shantung, China, and if Mr. and Mrs. Mateer w

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1912