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VI 11CONTENTSChapterPAGEFriend s Foreign Mission Association R. J. Davidson 150Young Men s Christian Associations of China-..C. W. Harvey 160You ugWomen sCliristian Associations ofChina ...G.L.Coppock 171PART III.EVANGELISMXII. RESOLUTIONS AND FINDINGS OF COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES AND COUNCILSi. Extracts from the Report of the Special Committee on aForward Evangelistic Campaign (China ContinuationCommittee) 17(5ii.Report on Evangelism adopted by the East Asia Conferenceof the Methodist Episcopal Church 18-5iii. Extracts from the Report of the Evangelislic Committee ofthe China Council of the American PresbyterianMission, (North) 187XIII. EVANGELISM IN COUNTRY DISTRICTSPlan of the Mission of the Presbyterian Church ofNew Zealand, in Kuangtung...George II MacNeur . 192i. Theii. The Plan of the Kochow Station of th? American Presbyterian Mission, Kwangtung Charles E. Patton 196Plans of some other Missionsiii.A Symposium A. L. Warnshuis 203XIV. EVANGELISM AMONG STUDENTSEvangelistic Movements Among Students in ChinaW. E. Taylori.ii. The Responsibility of the Young Men s Christian Association as a Religious Force in the CommunityXV. DEVELOPMENT IN A FEW OF THE PROVINCES, AND INSOME OF THE LARGER ClTlESi.Developments of Evangelistic Work in ManchuriaW. MacNaughtan 24 iii.Report of the Foochow Evangelistic Committee for theYear 1915 240Shantung City Evangelization R. M. Mateer 248The Tientsin Christian Union Robert E. Chandler 249The Sunday Service League, Shanghai W. W. Lock wood 252PART IV.GENERAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONXVI. MISSIONARY EDUCATIONAL WORK F. L. Hawks PottXVI 1. THE PRESENT STATUS OF GOVERNMENT EDUCATION INCHINAFong F. SecXVIII. THE WORK OF THE CHINA CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFrank D. Gamewcll
CONTENTSIXChapterXIX.XX.XXI.XXII.XXIII.XXIV.PART V.PAGETHE COMPARATIVE LAAV SCHOOL OF CHINACharles W. Rankin 273MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION IN MISSIONSCHOOLS IN CHINA ............ Win. H. Gleysteeu 270TRADE SCHOOL OF THE YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIANASSOCIATION, PEKING ......Dwiglit W. Edwards 285EXTRACTS FROM THE EEPORT OF THE COMMITTEEAPPOINTED BY THE EAST CHINA EDUCATIONALASSOCIATION TO INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS INMIDDLE SCHOOLS ....................................... -89BOYS EDUCATION IN FUKIEN ............ Lewis Hodous 298THE CHINA SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION AND ITS RE-LAT1ON TO THE CHINESE CHURCHES AND THEMISSIONARY ........................ E.G. Tewksbury 303THE BIBLE SCHOOL CONNECTED WITH THE SHANGHAI YOUNG MEN SCHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONJ. H. Geldarl 30JMEDICAL AND PHILANTHROPIC WORKXXVI. A REVIEW OF MEDICAL MISSIONARY WORK DURINGTHE PAST YEAR .................. Robert C. Keebe 311XXVII. THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF CHINAWay Sung New 3.17XXVIII. THE CHINA MEDICAL BOARD OF THE ROCKEFELLERFOUNDATION ........................Roger S. Greene 320XXIX. DEVELOPMENT AT THE HUNAN-YALE COLLEGE OFMEDICINE, CHANGSHA ......... Edward H. Hume 324XXX. TRAINING OF MEN AND WOMEN NURSES IN CHINAAlice Clnrk 326XXXI.PART VI.COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE CHINA MEDICALMISSIONARY ASSOCIATION ...... II. S. Iloughton 330CHRISTIAN LITERATUREXXXII. A BRIEF SURVEY OF CHURCH ACTIVITIES AS SEEN INCHRISTIAN PERIODICALS ............... C. Y. Cheng 334XXXIII. PRESENT-DAY PROBLEMS IN THE PRODUCTION ANDDISTRIBUTION OF CHRISTIAN LITERATUREXXXIV.W. Hopkyn Rees 335FINDINGS REGARDING CHINESE EVANGELISTIC LITXXXV.ERATURE .................................... C. Y. Cheng 3(51PUBLICATIONS OF THE LITERATURE AND TRACTSOCIETIES WHICH HAVE SOLD BEST DURINGTHE PAST YEAR ............Donald MacGillivray 304XXXVI. BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETIESi. The Bible Societies ......................... . ....... T. G. Begg 371ii. Table showing Income and Circulation of the TractSocieties during 1915 ..................... J. Darroch 374
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VI 11CONTENTSChapterPAGEFriend s Foreign Mission Association R. J. Davidson 150Young Men s Christian Associations of China-..C. W. Harvey 160You ugWomen sCliristian Associations ofChina ...G.L.Coppock 171PART III.EVANGELISMXII. RESOLUTIONS AND FINDINGS OF COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES AND COUNCILSi. Extracts from the Report of the Special Committee on aForward Evangelistic Campaign (China ContinuationCommittee) 17(5ii.Report on Evangelism adopted by the East Asia Conferenceof the Methodist Episcopal Church 18-5iii. Extracts from the Report of the Evangelislic Committee ofthe China Council of the American PresbyterianMission, (North) 187XIII. EVANGELISM IN COUNTRY DISTRICTSPlan of the Mission of the Presbyterian Church ofNew Zealand, in Kuangtung...George II MacNeur . 192i. Theii. The Plan of the Kochow Station of th? American Presbyterian Mission, Kwangtung Charles E. Patton 196Plans of some other Missionsiii.A Symposium A. L. Warnshuis 203XIV. EVANGELISM AMONG STUDENTSEvangelistic Movements Among Students in ChinaW. E. Taylori.ii. The Responsibility of the Young Men s Christian Association as a Religious Force in the CommunityXV. DEVELOPMENT IN A FEW OF THE PROVINCES, AND INSOME OF THE LARGER ClTlESi.Developments of Evangelistic Work in ManchuriaW. MacNaughtan 24 iii.Report of the Foochow Evangelistic Committee for theYear 1915 240Shantung City Evangelization R. M. Mateer 248The Tientsin Christian Union Robert E. Chandler 249The Sunday Service League, Shanghai W. W. Lock wood 252PART IV.GENERAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONXVI. MISSIONARY EDUCATIONAL WORK F. L. Hawks PottXVI 1. THE PRESENT STATUS OF GOVERNMENT EDUCATION INCHINAFong F. SecXVIII. THE WORK OF THE CHINA CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFrank D. Gamewcll
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