Short History of Christian Missions From Abraham And Paul to Carey Livingstone
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Ingalls, and their colleagues. In Burma the Society has 99 missionaries; in Assam, 15 ; among the Telugoos of Madras, 37 ; in China, 25 ; in Japan, 12; and in Africa, 2, or 190 in all; besides missions in Sweden, Germany, France, Spain, and Greece. The Society's income in 1882-83 was 327, 880 dollars, or £65, 600. In Burma there are 479 churches, with 24, 210 members; in that year 1681 were baptized. Among the Telugoos, where a great work has been done since the famine of 1878, there were 39 ch...urches with 1685 members.
The Methodist Episcopal Society began in 1819 with 828 dollars, and in 1881 had an income of 625, 668 dollars, or £ 125, 000. Its foreign operations are carried on in Africa, South America, China, Japan, India, Mexico, and several countries of Europe. In India it has met with much success, chiefly in Ouclli since the Mutiny of 1857, where it was established by Dr. Butler. The number of foreign missionaries is 99, and of assist- ants 70 ; there are 218 native ordained preachers.
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Ingalls, and their colleagues. In Burma the Society has 99 missionaries; in Assam, 15 ; among the Telugoos of Madras, 37 ; in China, 25 ; in Japan, 12; and in Africa, 2, or 190 in all; besides missions in Sweden, Germany, France, Spain, and Greece. The Society's income in 1882-83 was 327, 880 dollars, or £65, 600. In Burma there are 479 churches, with 24, 210 members; in that year 1681 were baptized. Among the Telugoos, where a great work has been done since the famine of 1878, there were 39 ch...urches with 1685 members.
The Methodist Episcopal Society began in 1819 with 828 dollars, and in 1881 had an income of 625, 668 dollars, or £ 125, 000. Its foreign operations are carried on in Africa, South America, China, Japan, India, Mexico, and several countries of Europe. In India it has met with much success, chiefly in Ouclli since the Mutiny of 1857, where it was established by Dr. Butler. The number of foreign missionaries is 99, and of assist- ants 70 ; there are 218 native ordained preachers.
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