Christian Missions in Burma
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In addition to his work as a missionary, he was burdened with the duties of English chaplain, an arrangement which, since the abandoning of Toungoo as a military station, has again come into force, j^ Later in the year the Rev. T. W. Windley arrived, and retained the headship of the Toungoo Mission 120 MISSIONS IN BURMA until 1882, when illness compelled him to return to England. Under his supervision, assisted by the Rev.
W. E. Jones and native clergymen, the scattered frag- ments of the Chris...tians were consolidated and the Mission was firmly established.
By the year 1877 the work of the Church had de- veloped so largely that it became necessary to separate it from Calcutta, and the new diocese of Rangoon was formed, Jonathan Holt Titcomb, an honorary canon of Winchester, being consecrated as its first bishop.
-\ Of the funds raised for the founding of the new See, the diocese of Winchester contributed ;£'i 0,000; the S.P.G., S.P.C.K., and Colonial Bishoprics Fund ;£^i 0,000, and the Indian Government added the pay of a senior chaplaincy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to his work as a missionary, he was burdened with the duties of English chaplain, an arrangement which, since the abandoning of Toungoo as a military station, has again come into force, j^ Later in the year the Rev. T. W. Windley arrived, and retained the headship of the Toungoo Mission 120 MISSIONS IN BURMA until 1882, when illness compelled him to return to England. Under his supervision, assisted by the Rev.
W. E. Jones and native clergymen, the scattered frag- ments of the Chris...tians were consolidated and the Mission was firmly established.
By the year 1877 the work of the Church had de- veloped so largely that it became necessary to separate it from Calcutta, and the new diocese of Rangoon was formed, Jonathan Holt Titcomb, an honorary canon of Winchester, being consecrated as its first bishop.
-\ Of the funds raised for the founding of the new See, the diocese of Winchester contributed ;£'i 0,000; the S.P.G., S.P.C.K., and Colonial Bishoprics Fund ;£^i 0,000, and the Indian Government added the pay of a senior chaplaincy.
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