My poem of the week for my office door this week came from Adoniram Judson. It is a powerful statement of mission zeal- realistic, cost counted, hopeful because of the future promises.
\nI had assumed it was a piece from a larger poem but was unable to find any more of the poem. Perhaps this is all of it. If you know of a larger poem in which this is found, please mention it in the comments.<\/p>\n
“In spite of sorrow, loss and pain
\nOur course be onward still;
\nWe sow on Burmah’s barren plain,
\nWe reap on Zion’s hill”
\n– Adoniram Judson<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"My poem of the week for my office door this week came from Adoniram Judson. It is a powerful statement of mission zeal- realistic, cost counted, hopeful because of the future promises. I had assumed it was a piece from a larger poem but was unable to find any more of the poem. Perhaps this …<\/p>\n