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Eugene Stock

Eugene Stock was an influential English author and historian, recognized for his significant contributions to the Church Missionary Society (CMS) in London. His most notable work, 'The History of the Church Missionary Society,' published in 1899, is a comprehensive four-volume account that remains a critical resource for understanding the CMS's extensive missionary activities. Stock's meticulous research and authoritative voice established him as a leading figure in the field of church history during his time. In addition to his historical writings, Stock served as the senior editorial secretary at the CMS, where he played a pivotal role in promoting missionary work, particularly among women. He actively lectured at various missionary meetings, advocating for the inclusion of women in missionary service, which was a progressive stance for his era. Stock's legacy lies not only in his scholarly contributions but also in his efforts to broaden the scope of missionary work, making him a significant figure in the history of Christian missions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Eugene Stock (1836–1928), was an English author, historian, journal editor and senior editorial secretary at the Church...

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“But land is land, and it's safer than the stocks and bonds of Wall Street swindlers.””

Long Day’s Journey into Night

“LARRY comes to the door and opens it a trifle”

Anna Christie

“Let us for a moment imagine what would have happened on the Galilean hillside, when our Lord fed the five thousand, if the Apostles had acted as some act now. The twelve would be going backwards, helping the first rank over and over again, and leaving the back rows unsupplied. Let us suppose one of them, say Andrew, venturing to say to his brother Simon Peter, 'Ought we all to be feeding the front row? Ought we not to divide, and some of us go to the back rows?' Then suppose Peter replying 'Oh no; don't you see these front people are so hungry? They have not had half enough yet; besides, they are nearest to us, so we are more responsible for them.' Then, if Andrew resumes his appeal, suppose Peter going on to say, 'Very well; you are quite right. You go and feed all those back rows; but I can't spare anyone else, I and the other ten of us have more than we can do here.' Once more, suppose Andrew persuades Philip to go with him; then, perhaps, Matthew will cry out and say, 'Why, they're all going to those farther rows! Is no one to be left to these needy people in front?'Let me ask the members of Congress, Do you recognise these sentences at all?””

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