The American Missionary -- Volume 35 No. 7 July 1881

This issue of The American Missionary continues its reports on Christian missionary activities with a strong focus on education and outreach among African American and Native American communities. Articles highlight the progress of mission schools emphasizing the growing number of students and the dedication of teachers despite financial and logistical challenges. Personal stories illustrate the transformative power of education detailing how literacy and religious instruction provide hope and opportunities for advancement. Reports from different mission stations describe the struggles and perseverance of those working to uplift marginalized communities through faith and learning. The magazine also discusses broader social issues such as racial discrimination and economic hardship which hinder progress in mission fields. Letters from missionaries convey both optimism and frustration revealing the difficulties of securing adequate funding and resources. The issue closes with an appeal to supporters urging continued donations and prayers to sustain the missions work in spreading education moral guidance and Christian values to underserved populations.