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Show 5 8 ?.vh*:ry:j:-~n-j TMT ? >H ' There i s | l i n e of work in Lint slug that might be called Bvangelistie #Educational or I n d u s t r i a l * It is a l l of these fbut was planned with the d e s i r e to win *oraen t o know and serve t h e i r B^st ^riend* This is t h e work M r s . ^ l i l s i s doing for i'hg worsen who do t a t t i n g * %*f tat in the* own homes,but on f ednesdays and Thursdays when they some to her to report progress ,b^inyinr in t a t t i n g and g e t t i n g more, thread-*0 ' . • t t log t t t a i r P^ 7 they have a time of study with the Bible-wo/nanfas teacher,and Mrs &111S examines them* Their boofes are the Gospel y r h yrnns,or eUateehl^ip frog which they ifarh t r u t h s of the i t b l e * "rs* - I l l s s&#S has • edge's for thent each Sunday. They ere open-he a rtcd ma,d,ir l i s t e n e r s * e s p e c i a l l y when t a » # i t by ss» one who has found, t h i s *ay to h e i r then Sith their hapaxosBc &»##£» hour: problem of earn in;-: money, which to some of the® seen 3 thggV hope of k e e p i ng t h e i r l i t t l e children from cold and hunger* STATIC OLASpS ^OR BtMM STUOY. In the f i r s t month of the Chinese year when the women have a l i t t l e l e i s u r e fwm erdiaary d«»ties#a Class heir at Wifctsriag enrolled over sixty worsen and children* fhey warded hard on t h e i r readinfsMble yara#& a p^ry;er*t^ hymn* f o r beglnaersrjthi 'hole i t s e l f or book's about i t s t r u t h s, for the more advooc -»~-|-*3 - * ^ s ; a rO r rythmic "hble-story boo\ for t he c h i l d ren ;with hymns for SIX,comprise ths ^soal course of study* tV-,ch gay brought! a recess tisre when the ^o^^^. enjoyed games as h e a r t i l y as did the children, and e l l got together in the fwa CJ? in the worfc* g devotional serv tee closed e i oh day. . . th®m are two Large Meetlagqjef the L|$%j tag chnrchjoach jr year,coming in the spring and antoro*%.ch i s procondc" b y i h a l f - n i n t h of ^ S t a t i o n 01* ss ^oz*lA*^h*a woneo. from the ea&4 s t a t i o n s are given f I r s t chance* and if the rooms are not then full the Lieiriuf; *C»en mey a l SC l i v e in the yard for the time of study. S%sssbers a t the 3 l e t s b-y t b e i r hook? on •:* pay/ i t u i t i o n which covers almost one V»if tv« ~ curt of thai'* f'od* 'J"ht? Bible - women eoae to teach sad to help us ir^or b u t t ? " Vx >o -y h . Va lyy.hl In t h e i r homes»°ft /n there are sorse hoping; to .join the church , "hn fi A^$ for examination for church member sh£±3»ip* Fifty-nine have re S d In th" e£- c l a s s e s of 1916,ouonr the*?? some yourir g i r l s who hope to be I n the Boarding school. The hymn "%,Happy $ay " was a f'.vorite t h i s autumn* fm wmmw noon FAIR. As usual the l a t e spring brought to LlatsiSSg the man; » • many country wow en fwho at that time "add t o ' t h e i r store of merit" by worshiping and burning a t incense and paper-money i n the temples of Lint sing-Groat a crowds case to" t h e foreign compound and were .met and § sited to r e s t and l i s t e n to the story of the t r u e &od* Some said,"This i s good,we w i l l come a g a i n . " Others said, "We crime l a s t year ,and we h a v e boon thinking about what yon t o l d u s . % wanted to hear more today*" % l s work i s the sowing of seed where3 "ffe cannot see the harvest, but we feel sure th st the words,the songs*the s c r i p t u r e carried home cannot a l l be in vain* Th7' nBXJUt0iiX& K*5.0H*J{pronounced Tew) In the autumn of 1915 we i b l e - t r a i n i ng t h e second year elaas ,aod for the "'•'"IA.J* j - I J i y .5 %fll .... - . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. sent Mrs.Ohu to the B i b l e - n g %hool i.a ' e k i n g ^ h e was able to cnter^ he f i r s t term did f a l l work- P a t in the £> t o do her work with devotion* Mrs*Li(LKK) ffa senio r &ible*wema n, \r?*Li took th • S*tti summer to v i s i t her sen and the autuaa to v i s i t hnr r e l a t i v e s in some coan^jf v i l l a g e yan 5 prepured h e r s e l f for tneso v i s i t s xr taking Bi b l e - p i c t u r o s ,|a^ |
