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Che Lutheran Pioneer

A MISSIONARY MONTHLY

PUBLISHED BY THE
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNODICAL CONFERENCE OF NORTH AMERICA

Vol. LIII. ST. LOUIS, MO., MARCH, 1931. No. 3.

CONTENTS

The Debt of the Church to the Child .............

Cincinnati Entertains ............-.-+eeeeeeeeeee
A Weck’s Visit with Bethlehem Station at New
Orleans jie ciecicteiewiclelele:sc.cs cos niejviciere sjelelsiv\ecciefeierole 37
A Large Gift for Our African Mission ...........-- 39
African Mission Once More ........--.-+++eeeee0 39
A Colored Christian Confesses ...........+-.-++++> 40
“She Goes Without Ice-cream” ..........-.-eee0es 40
Ernest tJeske oe o's ot nein 00 ow oiciete wae ne « vlemelensansies 41
About Averages ......0.eeeeee eee eee creer eeeees 41
Report of the China Missions ........-.--++.+.+-+ 41
Some Facts about the Work among the Deaf ....... 42
Items of Missionary Interest .........---++++++-+- 42
An Incident with Applications .........-.-+.-++++- 44
Some Things Missions Have Done ......-...--+++++ 46
A Lesson in Giving .........00-+eeee esse eens .. 46
Are You Serving Others .....-.---++--++eeeeeeeee 47
Roman Catholic Missionary Forces ..........+++++: 47
Book Table .....c2cccccccsccccccsrescccccessseess 47

Contributions .........0e-e cere eee eee e ee tee eens

OUR MONTHLY MISSIONARY TEXT.

“For the promise is unto you and to your children
and to all that are afar off.” — Acts 2, 39.

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