A Prince of the Church in India Being A Record of the Life of the Rev. Kali Charan Chatterjee D.D. for Forty-Eight Years a Missionary at Hoshyarpur Punjab India

To them it seemed nothing but hopeless and meaningless drudgery and the devotion of one's time to it most reprehensible in aminister of the Gospel who had been commissioned to "preach the Word." As the years passed the institution thus founded became the center of a remarkable movement affecting not only the growth of the Church but less directly the entire eductional policy of the Gove [...] Golaknath of Jalandhar in the Pajab offering him the position of Headmaster of the Mission School there and inviting him to become a co-worker in the service of Christ in the department of education. [...] In the year 1849 the year of the annexation of the Panjab to the British Empire the Rev."46 A Prince of the Church in India John Newton and the Rev. [...] Perkins the founder of this Mission and carefully and"54 A Prince of the Church in India prayerfully considering all the circumstances of our new sphere of labor and especially the very limited force at our command we concluded to devote the greatest part of our time to the simple preaching of the Gospel axed to the distribution of Scriptures and tracts. [...] From amongst them small groups of blievers had been gathered; misunderstandings as to the motives of the missionary had been removed; a corps of Christian helpers had been organized; and arrangements made for the regular preaching of the Word and the sheerding of the people in the chief towns of the District.