The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 02, February, 1889

"The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 02, February, 1889" by Various, documents the endeavors of the American Missionary Association in the late 1800s. The publication unveils the association's missions, educational programs, and their attempts to correct social inequalities inflicted upon African Americans and Native Americans. It illustrates the organization's devotion to educating and spiritually guiding these communities, spotlighting both challenges and triumphs in their widespread missions within the United States. The publication begins by honoring a yearly roster of workers aimed at aiding the disadvantaged, promoting practical support along with spiritual learning. Combining financial statistics with strong calls for assistance, the publication encourages church members to contribute to the missionary cause. Reports touch upon the difficulties of Catholic support towards freed slaves, observations from field workers, scheduled meetings, and pronouncements concerning public welfare programs. The issue inspires readers to embrace a collective goal of enhancing the lives of the disadvantaged.