Annual Report of the China Inland Missionthe Mission, 1906 - Missions |
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absent Account amounted Anderson average attendance Baller baptism baptized Bible School Bing-yae Boys Broumton C.I.M. Work commenced centre Charles Chenery Chefoo Cheh-kiang Kiang-si Chih-li Chin-kiang China Alliance China Inland Mission China's Millions Chinese Christians Church by baptism communicants connected contributions December direct to Station district England evangelist expenses Fu-shun funds Girls Gospel HAN RIVER Hankow held Ho-nan Hsien Hu-peh Hudson Taylor I-chang itinerant Kai-feng Kan-suh Kwei-chow left for furlough Lu-chow meetings MEI-HSIEN membership Miss E. M. Miss F Miss M. E. Mission Home Mission in China missionaries Missionary Society native helpers née Ngan-hwei Ning-hai Ning-po Offices opened Opium Refuge out-stations Pastor Peking Population Postal Address preaching premises province PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR scholars Shan-si Shan-tong Shanghai Si-chuan spiritual square miles street chapel Sunday services Superintendent taels TILDEN FOUNDATIONS tracts Trüdinger Viceroy villages visited workers YING-SHAN Yun-nan وو
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Page 1779 - Remember them that had the rule over you, which spake unto you the word of God ; and considering the issue of their life, imitate their faith.
Page 150 - Board of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association," incorporated in the Territory of Hawaii, the sum of DOLLARS, to be expended for the appropriate objects of said corporation. FORM OF DEVISE (REAL ESTATE). I give and devise unto the "Board of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association...
Page 164 - Tht late Rev. CH Spurgeon. 3S. 6d. post free. ONE OF CHINA'S SCHOLARS The Culture and Conversion of a Confucianist Tenth Impression, 22,500 " Admirably done. We have nowhere seen such a clear account of the four religions of China.
Page 165 - It stands altogether apart. Plain tales of heroism and selfsacrifice."— The Spectator.
Page 1761 - China and the Gospel. An Illustrated Report of the China Inland Mission, London, 1910.
Page 153 - July) is under way, but the malarial condition of the country delays its progress. There is much prospecting for mines, but those opened within the last few years are to be found mainly in those provinces which have been under foreign influence.