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The church on the changing frontier; a study of the homesteader and his church (1922)

Belknap, Helen Olive · New York, G.H. Doran Co · leaf 111

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or the purpose of selling it, 107 THE CHURCH OX THE CHANGING FRONTIER he must be absorbed if he is to succeed. He broke with most ofhis home ties before he came and, after arriving, has not hadtime to go adventuring for any but those simple things which hemust have. Church is one of the things he… … HITTING THE TRAIL WiW tliis settler find a church welcome in his new home? neighbors are largely of a common mind. So the absence of churchhas become a habit. But probably the greatest hindrance to church work has beenthe shifting population. Churches have trained lay leaders only tohave them leave…

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