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History Of The Missions Of The American Board Of Commissioners For Foreign Missions To The Oriental Churches, Volume II.

CHAPTER XXXII
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It was soon resolved to remove the school to Samokov, as a more healthful place, and more eligible on other accounts.

A regular Sabbath service was held at this station, and a weekly prayer-meeting.

The audiences were very small, and but five persons were deemed worthy to be received to church fellowship.

At the out-stations, though there had been no striking success, there were everywhere signs of an advance.

The native helper in the beautiful town of Bansko had a school of twenty-two pupils, and a congregation of sixty-five, and the little company contributed to Christian objects, during the year, nearly two hundred dollars, including the purchase of a site for a house of worship.


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