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During a Summer Storm

In 1867, a marble monument was erected in a Massachusetts park. Engraved on the top of the monument are these words: “The field is the world.” Where did these words come from, and what events prompted the dedication of this monument? Find out in this week’s episode of Pocketing God’s Promises. Sources: The Haystack Prayer Meeting by Edward Warren Capen; Proceedings at the Dedication of the Missionary Monument in Mission Park by Williams College; To the Golden Shore by Courtney Anderson; Bless God and Take Courage by Rosalie Hall Hunt

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In 1867, a marble monument was erected in a Massachusetts park. Engraved on the top of the monument are these words: “The field is the world.” Where did these words come from, and what events prompted the dedication of this monument? Find out in this week’s episode of Pocketing God’s Promises.

Sources: The Haystack Prayer Meeting by Edward Warren Capen; Proceedings at the Dedication of the Missionary Monument in Mission Park by Williams College; To the Golden Shore by Courtney Anderson; Bless God and Take Courage by Rosalie Hall Hunt

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