If Harriet Scudder’s Faith Could Tame Wild Tigers and Elephants in an Indian Jungle,

We Too Can Receive Strength to Confront Trials in Our World Crisis from COVID-19

Messages of Courage from the Pen of Harriet (Waterbury) Scudder, Missionary, 1819–1849

 

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  1. M. Shantakumar

    I had studied at the school grew around Pandatharippu Dispensary from 1955 to 1961.
    I have been in to the building houded the dispensary many times. The missionaries provided good service and education for the Tamil community in Jaffna.
    We are very grateful to the American Missionaries.

    I have been living in Melbourne, Australia for the past 35 years.

    Thanks
    Shantakumar

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