CHRISTIAN MISSIONS.

The most recent intelligence at hand from the Missionary Boards

of the different denominations is so full of general interest and

encouragement that we give the results that have been reached. With the

tens of thousands of our thoughtful readers, we rejoice greatly in this

work so efficiently carried on by the American churches at home and

abroad.

The latter part of the nineteenth century is becoming more and more

a missionary era. Practical heed is given to the “Great Commission,”

and the heralds are sent forth into all the world, with the tidings of

“peace on earth, and good-will to men.”

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