Work

• Best, Lily

• Moore Theological College

• Please be aware that this recording contains language, words, or description which may be considered offensive or distressing. These words reflect the attitude of the period in which the item was recorded and/or that of the author. Transcript of a recording of life at the Rose River Mission. Report from the Rose River Mission. The daily life and communication is explained. Report looks at the work of Earl Hughes in reaching Indigenous Australians, and in learning and in preserving language. Hughes learns and sings the chorus 'Once I was blind but now I see' in Nunggubuyu. There is a recording of a corroborre song re-written with Christians lyrics. Explanation of church life, including part of a church service with the singing of 'Man of Sorrows' and communion. Report explains the school system, food, hunting and transport on the mission. Samples from different services are included. Audio is available at m4860a.mp3 Slides are available at Mission by the Sea images

• English

• Church Missionary Society

Empty

• PDF

• Text

• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/183312 
• https://images.quartexcollections.com/moore/thumbnails/preview/70aefee1-220c-4394-9d76-3c592038dc39 

• In copyright - educational use permitted. This item may be used for the purposes of research and study. Not to be published or reproduced without the permission of CMS. Please acknowledge that it is held by Moore Theological College. For access please contact the Church Missionary Society. Onsite access only