The Welsh Revival Welsh Revival The Welsh Revival 1904
Welsh Revival 1904


THE REVIVAL IN THE KHASIA HILLS

Mrs John Roberts


 << Go to contents Go to next  >> 
Preface

The following account of the Revival is by no means an exhaustive one. But I have endeavoured to give a fair representation of what I myself have seen and heard in Cherrapoonjee and the district, and in some other places which I had the privilege to visit. I have used extensively the letters of the Missionaries in other portions of the field, and “India, Awake,” in its various parts has been a fruitful source of information. I have gleaned also some very interesting incidents from a private diary kept by Mr. E. H. Williams.

Since my arrival in Wales, in the month of May, 1906, I am continually receiving letters which further show that the Revival was not a transient thing, but a power, and a power which is remaining in the country. I have had very great pleasure in writing the following pages, and my humble and constant prayer is that God may be pleased to use them for His glory, to extend His great work in the mission field in far-away India.

S. M. ROBERTS.

May 1904

 << Go to contents Go to next  >> 

Copyright Information

Electronic Copyright © 2002-2004 Tony Cauchi, unless otherwise stated. Copying, printing, or any other reproduction of this electronic version is prohibited without express permission from Tony Cauchi, the publisher.

Original website design by Jon Caws: www.JonCaws.co.uk
Graphics by Matt Small: [email protected]
This site is optimized for viewing in Internet Explorer 5+ at screen res 1024x768+

[ Home | Catalogues | CD ROM | Search | Contact Us ]