The American Missionary — Volume 35, No. 10, October, 1881

The American Missionary offers a vivid snapshot of the Association’s work in 1881, blending heartfelt tributes with updates from the field. Readers learn of the recent loss of Rev. K. M. Kemp’s wife, whose courage and devotion left a lasting impression on the Mendi community. The issue also lists the organization’s leadership and how supporters can contribute, reflecting the network’s broad reach across the United States.

Beyond the memorial, the magazine turns its eye to Africa, where Superintendent Ladd and Dr. Snow are preparing to explore the Sobat region for a new mission station at Arthington. The report promises regular letters from the expedition, giving listeners a sense of adventure and purpose. A welcome note marks the safe return of Rev. O. H. White from England, honoring his six years of service with the Freedmen’s Missions Aid Society and his role in fostering the success of the Arthington venture.