The American Missionary — Volume 33, No. 09, September, 1879

"The American Missionary — Volume 33, No. 09, September, 1879" by Various is a window into the late 1800s, showcasing missionary endeavors among diverse groups such as freedmen, Indigenous peoples, and immigrant populations across America, Africa, and China. Through articles documenting social conditions, educational projects, and spiritual journeys, the publication emphasizes the role of organizations like the American Missionary Association. Opening remarks by Rev. Eli Corwin inspire readers toward the importance of dedicating themselves to fulfilling their missions. As yellow fever takes its toll in Memphis and other challenges take place, the collection reveals the commitment of individuals engaged in upliftment, particularly through education in the South, and outreach to Chinese populations in California, thus creating a historical panorama of dedication and purpose.