The American Missionary — Volume 44, No. 06, June, 1890

"The American Missionary — Volume 44, No. 06, June, 1890" by Various, is a window into late 19th-century America, showcasing the work of the American Missionary Association through its periodical. The volume highlights missionary endeavors amongst African Americans, Native Americans, and Chinese immigrants, shining a light on the era's social challenges, the push for education, and the crucial role of Christian missions. The opening editorial addresses the association's office relocation, coupled with Dr. R.S. Storrs's impactful sermon. Storrs passionately advocates for moral and educational empowerment for African Americans after the Civil War, believing it essential for their successful integration into society. The issue includes announcements of new missionary positions in Alaska, progress reports on education for African Americans in the South, and snapshots of vibrant church activities. These elements coalesce, displaying how faith, education, and the advancement of social justice were intertwined in the American missionary experience in the 1890s.