The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 05, May, 1889THE AMERICAN MISSIONARYReading editionChapter navigation26 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE AMERICAN MISSIONARYIntroductory materialAmerican Missionary Association.THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY.FINANCIAL.CENTENNIAL.CONGREGATIONALISM IN GEORGIA.NOTES FROM THE SOUTH.ILLUMINATED SPOTS.THE GOVERNMENT AND THE INDIANS.NOTES FROM NEW ENGLAND.WHAT THE WORLD SAYS.PARAGRAPHS.SOUTHERN ECHOES.BOOK NOTICETHE GEORGIA CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.EVANGELISTIC LABORS.THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA.MRS. LYDIA HERRICK BENNETT.PERILS OF MISSIONARY LIFE.FIRST FRUITS.LOS ANGELES CONGREGATIONAL CHINESE MISSION.BUREAU OF WOMAN'S WORK.THREE NEW ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH.HOW THE PENNIES GREW.RECEIPTS FOR MARCH, 1889.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →Introductory materialAll chapters and sections (26)Other sectionsTHE AMERICAN MISSIONARYOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsAmerican Missionary Association.THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY.FINANCIAL.CENTENNIAL.CONGREGATIONALISM IN GEORGIA.NOTES FROM THE SOUTH.ILLUMINATED SPOTS.THE GOVERNMENT AND THE INDIANS.NOTES FROM NEW ENGLAND.WHAT THE WORLD SAYS.PARAGRAPHS.SOUTHERN ECHOES.BOOK NOTICETHE GEORGIA CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.EVANGELISTIC LABORS.THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA.MRS. LYDIA HERRICK BENNETT.PERILS OF MISSIONARY LIFE.FIRST FRUITS.LOS ANGELES CONGREGATIONAL CHINESE MISSION.BUREAU OF WOMAN'S WORK.THREE NEW ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH.HOW THE PENNIES GREW.RECEIPTS FOR MARCH, 1889.Vol. XLIII. May, 1889. No. 5.◇Introductory material →