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Excerpt from Lights and Shadows Among the Psalms
He subsequently went to college taking a special course and became an honored minister of the Presby terian Church in Canada. He fell under the spell of that other great Robertson (rev. James Robertson, D. D.) the great Superintendent of Missions for Western Canada, and was drafted for pioneer mission work in Saskatchewan then only beginning to be known for its fertile soil and its inimitable' N o. 1 Hard wheat.
Mr. Robson served all his days in the region between Regina and the Manitoba boundary.
Those were days of genuine hardship. Not the automobile was his carriage. It was walking, the saddle, the buckboard and by and bye the buggy. He did his full share of long driving through wind and snowdrift and biting blizzard to preach to little groups and to minister to dying souls, marry the young, baptize the Children and dispense that other sacrament, The Lord's Supper. He was absolutely untiring in his zeal and laborious service.
Many a church he built, in not a few toiling with his own hands as well as inspiring his people to gifts and labor.
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