The China Mission Year book V.8
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One observer of the Peking work said, " They moved the Capital." This was the result not of the large meetings but of the bands of workers, who strenuously worked the whole day long and moved everywhere. Think of the significance of a row of figures like the following. In Peking 543 men and 332 women held 524 meetings and reached an audience of 61,000.
They distributed 98,700 tracts and other forms bf literature.
They registered 2,104 learners, of whom 336 are definitely admitted as catechumens.... In Manchuria 6,000 workers took part, 1,000 villages were reached, 3,000 learners were registered. If the plan had been as thoroughly grasped and carried out through all the provinces of China how many tens of thousands would have been touched ?
Unless such a movement promotes an Continuation evangelism which has length of days, it avails J^iln iuTw b^t little. The testing time of the real life in the Church comes when it tries to retain and assimilate these new lines. The reports express a desire that the effort should be repeated in 1918.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One observer of the Peking work said, " They moved the Capital." This was the result not of the large meetings but of the bands of workers, who strenuously worked the whole day long and moved everywhere. Think of the significance of a row of figures like the following. In Peking 543 men and 332 women held 524 meetings and reached an audience of 61,000.
They distributed 98,700 tracts and other forms bf literature.
They registered 2,104 learners, of whom 336 are definitely admitted as catechumens.... In Manchuria 6,000 workers took part, 1,000 villages were reached, 3,000 learners were registered. If the plan had been as thoroughly grasped and carried out through all the provinces of China how many tens of thousands would have been touched ?
Unless such a movement promotes an Continuation evangelism which has length of days, it avails J^iln iuTw b^t little. The testing time of the real life in the Church comes when it tries to retain and assimilate these new lines. The reports express a desire that the effort should be repeated in 1918.
What to read after The China Mission Year book V.8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by China Continuation Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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