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Samuel Colcord Bartlett, Congregationalist minister, writes for a missionary society. He decries the ethnic cleansing of Cherokee from GA, in which 1/4 were killed, inevitable from the force.
I’m imagining some xian picking up this report and being upset about hearing of the loss of life.
Evangelism cannot ignore their temporal situation. Pleading for them against injustices is part of the mission.
How can you speak up for the oppressed?
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Samuel Colcord Bartlett, Congregationalist minister, writes for a missionary society. He decries the ethnic cleansing of Cherokee from GA, in which 1/4 were killed, inevitable from the force.
I’m imagining some xian picking up this report and being upset about hearing of the loss of life.
Evangelism cannot ignore their temporal situation. Pleading for them against injustices is part of the mission.
How can you speak up for the oppressed?
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Samuel Colcord Bartlett, Congregationalist minister, writes for a missionary society. He decries the ethnic cleansing of Cherokee from GA, in which 1/4 were killed, inevitable from the force.
I’m imagining some xian picking up this report and being upset about hearing of the loss of life.
Evangelism cannot ignore their temporal situation. Pleading for them against injustices is part of the mission.
How can you speak up for the oppressed?
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Samuel Colcord Bartlett, Congregationalist minister, writes for a missionary society. He decries the ethnic cleansing of Cherokee from GA, in which 1/4 were killed, inevitable from the force.
I’m imagining some xian picking up this report and being upset about hearing of the loss of life.
Evangelism cannot ignore their temporal situation. Pleading for them against injustices is part of the mission.
How can you speak up for the oppressed?
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Samuel Colcord Bartlett, Congregationalist minister, writes for a missionary society. He decries the ethnic cleansing of Cherokee from GA, in which 1/4 were killed, inevitable from the force.
I’m imagining some xian picking up this report and being upset about hearing of the loss of life.
Evangelism cannot ignore their temporal situation. Pleading for them against injustices is part of the mission.
How can you speak up for the oppressed?