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The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1932, Sheet 100

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The Lutheran Pioneer

A MISSIONARY MONTHLY

PUBLISHED BY THE
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNODICAL CONFERENCE OF NORTH AMERICA

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Ways and Means to Help Missions .............-.. 98
Mackay of Uganda ....... 20. .cc ccc cee cccccsercce 100
Mission-work among Women in India .............. 102
— The Temple of the Sacred Banyan-tree at Allahabad 103
CASO THT VAN 5 eS Gocnenoponcdsbaccdeco0agn 104
German Evangelical Mission Societies ............. 105
Through the Cross to Christ .... - HooonGocEOdEcwLAG 105
Luther’s Catechism a Little Missionary ............ 106
Light Shining in Darkness ................-++---. 107
The Missionary Monthly —Is It Read? ............ 107
Two Hundred Years of Moravian Missions ......... 108
Aunt Liza’s Plea .......... Serape ete reenter 108
Loyalty, to) Christ: 22 2. ccc wccie cele viele cielwieielnwieinele 109
No Trust in His Own Idol ...........-..0..5..... 109
Items of Missionary Interest ................-.++- 110
Missionary By-products ..........++.+--+++eeeeee- 111
The Solitary Witness .......... 0500s eeeee ener wees lll
The Story of Christina ..............---+eeeeee eee 112

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“And again Esaias saith, There shall be a root of Jesse,
and He that shall rise to reign over the Gentiles; in Him
shall the Gentiles trust.” — Rom. 15, 12.

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