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Item Presbytery of Kaffaria(University of Fort Hare, 1871) Lovedale MissionaryMinute insert: Patterson Transkei, 5th July 1871. This day the U.P. presbytery of Kaffaria met here after engaging in devotional exercises. The Rev. Tiyo Soga, moderator being absent, the Rev. J.J. Cunning took his place and opened the meeting with prayer. The roll was then called present, the Rev, Mepis Cunning, Charles Davidson, Selate and Sedi ministries and others. The minutes were then read and sustained after which a letter of apology for absence from Mr. Soga was read indicating that his health was in such a state that it was impossible for him to be present at this meeting.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1877) The New Outlook Volume 7There have been revivals in the church from the very beginning of the world. There is a sense in which the progress of the church may be said to be by a series of revivals. It must be so, for human energy flags in every pursuit. Daily toil is an apparent exception, but men are impelled to it by the dread of poverty and hunger and thirst as to prevent men from falling into a state of remissness, so that times of reviving are in a sense necessary.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1877-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionA Journal of Missionary News and Christian Work written at Lovedale, South Africa on the 1st of January 1877. This report entails, Revivals, Education, Industrial department, Exhibitions, Christian Work, Moral and spiritual results just to name a few.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1880) The Christian ExpressNo one who cares for peace and quietness will readily enter into a controversy on a fiercely debated public question. And yet it is out of the undesirable din and turmoil of such debate, that every advance in the history of freedom, whether of thought or religion has always emerged. But there are times when peace and quiet however desirable are not attainable; and when in comparison with speech, silence merits anything but the praise bestowed upon it by a celebrated philosopher still living. It is not always 'golden', for a wiser than Carlyle has said, there is a time to speak, as well as a time to keep silence. There is also a time, we may remind some of our contemporaries, to keep old opinions, and a time to cast them away.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1881) The New Outlook Volume 11The following report contains a brief summary of the work done during the past year in the work done during the past year in the different sections in which it is carried on at Lovedale. The year 1880 has had some special features of its own some pleasant and encouraging, and others quite the reverse. The amount of work done during the year in all the departments has been a fair average, while it can hardly be said that the year has been one of special activity or development.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1881-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionThis report contains a brief summary of the work done during the past year in the different sections in which it is carried on at Lovedale.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1883) The New Outlook Volume 13The following is a summary of the Report of Lovedale Missionary Institution for the year 1882. A year ago, we were able to report some advance on 1880, we are glad to be able to report a still further advance on 1881, in numbers, fees, and standard reached. Some of the changes resolved on last year have been carried out; that affecting prepayment of fees has been only partially successful.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1883) The Christian ExpressThe following is a summary of the Report of Lovedale Missionary Institution for the year 1882. A year ago, we were able to report some advance on 1880; we are glad to be able to report a still further advance on 1881, in numbers, fees, and standard reached. Some of the changes resolved on last year have been carried out; that affecting prepayment of fees has been only partially successful. We have again to repeat that what is wanted in order to strengthen and render permanent in after life, the work done here, is greater moral earnestness, on the part of those who are taught, and the possession of a steady aim in their work and purpose in life.Item Isigidimi_SamaXhosa(1883) LovedaleKwezinyanga zidlulileyo sikhe senza amalinge okwalathisa umzi ontsundu kwicala lentlanganiso. Kwezo ntetho senze amazwi sisingisele ekulungeni kwenyathelo eli lisand'ukuthatyathwa lulutsha lwakowethu. Namhla makhe siqwalasele kancinane kwizinto esinga ezintlanganiso zingancedisa kuzo. imicimbi enje ngeyemfundo, nenkcubeko, nenkuthalo emisebenzini, noku kuthaza kululekwane ngentsikelelo yokuba yi voter, nokucebisana ngabantuesifanele ukuba votela ukuze iphele lento ivoti zethu zimana zithengwa ngamaqembu yamacuba, nange glasi zeBhiya neKengo. Kanjalo nemicimbi yemithetho yolawulo, ukunika olwethu uluvo, sibonise ukuba singabantu, yonke imicimbi enjalo yoxoxwa. Kule ndawo yemithetho makhe senze abe mbalwa.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1883-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionThis report is a summary of the Lovedale Missionary Institution for the year 1882. it entails that the changes that were proposed on the report of 1881 have been implemented and yielded favorable results.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1884) The New Outlook Volume 14We have again to present a summary of the Report of a year's work at Lovedale in all its different sections. Compared with the previous year or years there is, in some matters, little change, a shade of difference in the numbers, these being a little lower in some divisions and higher in others- the gross number being slightly larger: a great advance in the results as tested by Government and other Examinations, and by standard reached; and a great falling off in most of the trades department.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1884) The Christian ExpressWe have again to present a summary of the Report of a year's work at Lovedale in all its different sections. Compared with the previous year or years there in, in some matters, little change ; a shade of difference in the numbers, these being a little lower in some divisions and higher in others-the gross numbers being slightly larger: a great advance in the results as tested by Government and other Examinations, and by Standard reached; and a great falling off in most of the trades' departments. Still the Report should begin and end with grateful thanks to God for opportunities of work, and for whatever results may remain as the effect of work done or attempted.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1884-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionThis is a summary of a report of a years work at Lovedale Missionary Institutions in all it's different sections.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1885) The New Outlook Volume 15The following is a summary of the Report for the past year in all the different sections of work at Lovedale. In some departments there is a very marked advance, in others as marked a falling off. Educationally, despite of the sudden rise in the qualification for the Teachers Certificate, and the disappointment of many, Lovedale has seldom been in a better position as to results, at the close of the year.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1886) The New Outlook Volume 16It is to be hoped that the Natives and their friends throughout the Colony will not relax their efforts in oppositions to the recent iniquitous proclamation affecting the Transkei from an impression that Government means now to withdraw that proclamation. There are no signs of such growth of its moral sense. Mr. Sprigg speaking at the South African College the other day, managed in some strange way to roll in the brandy cask among the prizes at their distribution.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1887) The New Outlook Volume 17The closing meeting of the Institution was held this year in the New Hall on Wednesday 15th December. The Rev. D. Cameron, Registrar of the Cape University, occupied the chair and distributed the prizes. At the close he addressed the students, pupils, and native visitors. The meeting was in every way successful.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1887-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionThis report entails of the closing meeting of the institution that was held at the end of the year 1887.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1888) The New Outlook Volume 18The closing meeting of the Institution was held in the New Hall on Thursday 16 December. Campbell Douglas, Esq., of Glasgow occupied the chair and distributed the prizes. He also addressed the student, pupils and Native visitors, and Europeans present. He said that the name of Lovedale had been familiar to him from his earliest days, its establishment having been often referred to in his father's manse in Renfrewshire.Item Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1889-01-01) Lovedale Missionary InstitutionThis is a brief summary report of the different departments of work at Lovedale for the year 1888. As compared with previous years there is no very marked difference, except that of a still appreciable advance in some sections of the work- such progress being secured by the same old process of steady, continuous labor.Item The Christian Express(University of Fort Hare, 1890) The New Outlook Volume 20On Wednesday the 18th ult. the closing meeting for the year of this institution was held in the New Hall at ten 'o'clock. The chair was occupied by Major Boyes, CC. and RM. of Victoria East. There was the usual large gathering of student's pupils, apprentices, and masters, and visitors from Alice and elsewhere, amongst whom were the Rev. SN. Haskell of New York and Mr MaCgann. The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. J. Frederick Philip of Bedford.