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                <text>He links his resignation with that of Inspector Schott. He did not wish to be connected with a mission which, supported on the whole by people in poor and middling circumstances, spent so much of its money supporting the local community and the local employees. The result he claimed had been to build up an avaricious attitude in the employees especially. If one tried to break into the habitual relationship one was immediately taken as an enemy, standing between the kind givers and their black brothers. He reports a rumour in Akim that when Praetorius arrived on the coast he asked Missionary Rottmann (cashier) if he hand handled out the presents to the local people, whereon Rottmann had to say ‘No’ and his ears were boxed and he fell to the ground. Marquart gives a very disillusioned picture of the local employees. Imm. Boakye, for example, is named as one of the best of the local workers, but receives about £30 p.a. when his travelling allowance is added to his salary, has a farm and so no food costs, and still goes into the gold-diggings with his family. He is also hostile to the clothing etc. worn by local employees and their wives, citing especially the clothes of catechists' wives, silks etc. He also claims that little is being obtained for the outlay, citing the lack of skill of catechists and teachers, especially in arithmetic (this is not an ironic remark).
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                <text>[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: D - Ghana: D-01 - Incoming correspondence from Ghana up to the outbreak of the First World War: D-01.43 - Ghana 1885: D-01.43.IV. - Begoro
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                <text>Contrasts the uplift of the consecration of the Kibi chapel-in the presence of Buck and wife, W. Huppenbauer and Krauss with the fact that within a comparatively short time all but Huppenbauer were dead, and he was forced to go to Akwapim for extended convalescence. He himself has worked alone - apart from the Obomosu community he is deeply impressed with the congregations’ self-supporting spirit - they have built chapels, some of them big ones, of which they are very proud, being their own handiwork. And 'there are Christians here who have grasped their Saviour, and are held by Him'. Marquart looks forward to the day when Kibi is a Christian town - he feels it is not too far away. The Kibi-presbyters are a model to the whole of Akim. Sunday and weekday services are regularly attended by large numbers they will soon have to build an extension to the chapel. The school of the community has increased to 40, is now taught by Charles Ousu, while Imm. Boakye and Amoa work on preaching tours. The school under Boagye, Ofei and Gyima is no longer losing pupils, but in fact has ex-pupils asking to be re-accepted. In Apapam Ofori was stationed for a short while, later replaced by Cat. Anoff. In October they threatened the local opposition that they would take their behaviour before the English courts if it did not improve. Apedwa - teacher Dako - a small but fine chapel. Kukurantumi --increase of 15. Yomfo and chief had tried in every way to limit the increase of the community the school had got a lot better under teaches Oforidee. Tafo - land has been bought and cleared and the Christians are now building. Ewi leaves something to be desired in both work and conduct. Asafo - promising new station - G. Botwe more industrious than before. Asiakwa - increase of 30, has sturdy lay leaders though Mullings wants a transfer, Marquart thinks because the work is getting more with the larger congregation. Abomosu - only 3 baptisms. Serious difficulty - Buck had threatened to remove their Deacon if they had not improved their attitudes by Christmas. A stubborn group is led by the two Presbyters, and though e.g. they seemed to J. Müller on a visit not to be as delinquent as he had been led to expect in fact shortly after his visit one of the Presbyters spoke openly and impudently in Kibi in a way that left little room for hope. Buck had cried out 'Oh, Abomosu, Abomosu', on his deathbed. Asunafo - a chapel built, though difficulty over paying for it. Tumfa - 2 baptisms of heathen - new chapel built - Cat. Labi still works there. Tete - 3 baptisms and an appeal for a teacher from both heathen and Christians. Kwabeng - has been given up, but then it had been run by men since dismissed in Akwapim - Meyer and Anang. The local people ask urgently for someone else to be sent them. (Date had been posted to Nsaba). Asiamang - 5 baptisms. The Christians had suffered some violence from the heathen after clearing the mission land. A subscript from Müller remarks that Abomosu had been judged too harshly they had prepared shingles and timber to add a veranda to the catechist's house.
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                <text>[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: D - Ghana: D-01 - Incoming correspondence from Ghana up to the outbreak of the First World War: D-01.37 - Ghana 1883: D-01.37.IV. - Kjebi
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[Individuals]: Zürcher, Marie (Ms)
[Individuals]: Geisselhardt, Emma Friederike (Ms)
[Individuals]: Mader, Käthy (Ms)
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: QS: QS-30: To mark 14th March 1949, with warm gratitude from the Women's Mission Committee.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: QS: QS-30: untitled
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: QS: QS-30: untitled
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: QS: QS-30: untitled
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: QS: QS-30: untitled
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