Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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CHINA Jae Nm Y, .fafuff I AM Chu Lih Uin, a native of Hupeh. As a result of prosperity I began to lead a wild life-smoking tobacco and opium, gambling and night revelry. I spent little time at home and quarreled violently with my wife. One day a dis- astrous flood made me a pauper. I soon lost my friends, My efforts for a refor- mation proved futile, but in God's provi- dence I met an old acquaintance who Pled with me to visit the Gospel Hall. After many invitations from my con- verted friend, I relented. I listened carefully to the evangelist and one night after a striking dream, I asked to be made a new man. Christ did this and de- livered me from all my sinful habits. To- Clay my home is a happy one. My heart is joyful. My debts are paid. My busi- ness is prospering, and I've dedicated my life to God. Whom the Son sets free is free indeed. l29 110' ... A Baptismal at Lusia V' . It -2 Headman of Dat, Sen fribe ' for 4 fif, -- .. Q' 1' I -. . . ' 53- . ' ' . ,f f - '-.. ' Q AA 5- . I .x w A N. . .- ?f j - - i Y ' 3 w Sunday service in the Kowloon Tong School

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PRAYER RED E EM THE 77,145 , O O fl And that, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep for now is our salvation nearer than when 'we believed. ROM. 13:11 Let me burn out for Thee, dear Lord Burn and wear out for Thee. Don't let me rust or my lite be, A failure my God to Thee. Use me and all I have dear Lord And get me so close to Thee, Till I feel the throb Of the great heart of God, And my life burn out for Thee. l28 Redeeming the time, because the days are evil. EPH. 5:16

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