The American Missionary -- Volume 41 No. 11 November 1887

This issue of The American Missionary continues to document the work of the American Missionary Association in advancing education religious instruction and social reform among African American Native American and immigrant communities. Reports from mission schools and churches showcase the progress made despite financial struggles and persistent racial prejudice. The publication emphasizes the necessity of Christian education in fostering self-reliance and moral integrity calling for continued support from readers to sustain and expand these crucial initiatives. Beyond missionary reports the issue explores broader social concerns including racial justice economic disparity and the moral duty of Christian institutions in advocating for the disadvantaged. Letters from missionaries and educators provide firsthand accounts of their experiences illustrating both the hardships and rewards of their service. Through a combination of statistical data personal testimonies and editorial reflections The American Missionary remains a compelling voice for Christian philanthropy and social reform urging readers to take an active role in these humanitarian efforts.