Voices and influences
W. B. Frame
A missionary of the Baptist Missionary Society at Kibentele who wrote on the Kimbangu movement in Congo Mission News in October 1921.
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W. B. Frame
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- Baptist missionary in the Lower Congo
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“There was deep pathos in seeing the mother leading or carrying the blind child, friends carrying their sick and dying, or even dead, in the hope of the help of the prophet.”
Congo Mission News 37, in J.-L. Vellut, ed., Simon Kimbangu 1921, October 1921
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It spoke to us who looked on of what must have been in the days of the Son of Man.
Matthew 22:21 “Caesar’s,” they answered. So Jesus told them, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” BSB
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A missionary of the Baptist Missionary Society at Kibentele who wrote on the Kimbangu movement in Congo Mission News in October 1921.
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