Silver Chimes in Syria: Glimpses of a Missionary's Experiences
William S. Nelson
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Length 3 h 1 min
Chapters 16
First published 1914
William S. Nelson, D.D., was appointed as a missionary to Syria by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church, USA in 1888. In this short work, as the title suggests, he gives glimpses into his life as a missionary against the background of Syrian culture.
Chapters
1
Dedication and Introduction Read by Larry Wilson 2:11
2
Language Study Read by Larry Wilson 4:47
3
Travel and Communication Read by Joseph Tabler 15:45
4
Evangelistic Trips Read by Ruth P. 20:05
5
Allepo Read by Lucretia B. 16:29
6
New Stations and Building Read by KevinS 11:13
7
Camping Life Read by Joseph Tabler 12:30
8
Persecution Read by Elsie Selwyn 6:22
9
Emigration Read by Diana Majlinger 9:37
10
Syrian Enterprises Read by Henrieke 7:20
11
Interruptions Read by Farrah 17:35
12
Our Supporters Read by Ruth P. 8:55
13
Personal Friends Read by Elsie Selwyn 12:08
14
Tripoli Boy's School Read by Elsie Selwyn 12:06
15
Moving Read by Larry Wilson 4:50
16
The Muezzin or The Bell Read by Larry Wilson 6:23
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