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최원재: 새 문서: The Corean Mission. The Mission to Corea was set on foot in 1889 by the direct action of the then Archbishop of Canterbury, in response to the urgent and repeated request of those bes...

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새 문서: The Corean Mission. The Mission to Corea was set on foot in 1889 by the direct action of the then Archbishop of Canterbury, in response to the urgent and repeated request of those bes...

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 I have written to the Bishop asking him what he would like us to get, and have meanwhile banked the money, but when we have purchased whatever may be directed I hope the object—crucifix, lamp, or whatever it may be—will be placed for inspection in St. John's church. I imagine we shall need a good deal more money than the above for the furnishing of the High Altar, and, of course, for other parts of the great church as well, and this is a good use to which old jewellery which is out of fashion may be put. People have often pieces lying about in store chests. Several years ago, the little chapel of St. Francis at Taik-yu was erected as a memorial to a husband. There is tbe £500 which we so desperately require for Dr. Nancy Borrow's hospital, and I suppose there would be no reason why such a little building should not be some such similar memorial with a special dedication. But whatever we do, we must remember that such gifts should be in addition to the routine gifts,* if I may style them so, on which we depend and on which we to a great extent reckon and estimate our income. Somebody wrote in an old Morning Calm that he was prepared to give an extra £10 and not rob Peter to pay Paul.
-The National Missionary Council has sent out papers containing proposals to start <span style="color:red">“schools" </span>for training people in a definite understanding of what Missions mean and their duties in respect to them. No doubt you have seen something of these proposals, and I hope our good friends will watch closely the plans for the missionary “schools” and attend any that may be held in their neighbourhood. If this effort is appreciated as it ought to be, and the “schools” are properly supported and acted upon, we ought, in the course of a few years' time, to see all the money we streaming in, without an Organizing Secretary having to go round England and Wales with a collecting box. But until that happy time arrives, I am here to come and talk to you, and to hope that these “schools” will fill the halls with new audiences, in whose hearts by this means our Lord's last command will be brought home, to help to carry the good news to all the nations of the world. These schools are not to be about any particular Mission, but about Missions in general, and to train leaders to interest their own organizations. It makes no difference whether such are diocesan, ruridecanal, C.M.S., S.P.G., or U.M.C.A.; it is all an instruction in method which any “scholar" can apply to the Mission in which he is particularly interested. I sincerely hope this scheme can be carried through successfully, as it seems to me to be one of the most useful things which could be proposed.
+The National Missionary Council has sent out papers containing proposals to start <span style="color:pink">“schools" </span>for training people in a definite understanding of what Missions mean and their duties in respect to them. No doubt you have seen something of these proposals, and I hope our good friends will watch closely the plans for the missionary “schools” and attend any that may be held in their neighbourhood. If this effort is appreciated as it ought to be, and the “schools” are properly supported and acted upon, we ought, in the course of a few years' time, to see all the money we streaming in, without an Organizing Secretary having to go round England and Wales with a collecting box. But until that happy time arrives, I am here to come and talk to you, and to hope that these “schools” will fill the halls with new audiences, in whose hearts by this means our Lord's last command will be brought home, to help to carry the good news to all the nations of the world. These schools are not to be about any particular Mission, but about Missions in general, and to train leaders to interest their own organizations. It makes no difference whether such are diocesan, ruridecanal, C.M.S., S.P.G., or U.M.C.A.; it is all an instruction in method which any “scholar" can apply to the Mission in which he is particularly interested. I sincerely hope this scheme can be carried through successfully, as it seems to me to be one of the most useful things which could be proposed.
 This letter is turning out to be longer than I anticipated, and I shall have the Editor on my track if I go on to write about our Japanese work, as I proposed to do this time. So that must wait until the next. Remember the work in your prayers, not forgetting the work at home. God bless you all. 	GRAHAM MARTYR.

Morning Calm v.35 no.180(1924 Aug.) - 편집 역사

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2021년 6월 26일 (토) 00:13에 최원재님의 편집

최원재: 새 문서: The Corean Mission. The Mission to Corea was set on foot in 1889 by the direct action of the then Archbishop of Canterbury, in response to the urgent and repeated request of those bes...