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occupation:Xz<108 MISSIONS AND CHURCHESBOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS OF THE METHODISTEPISCOPAL CHURCH (Methodist Episcopal Mission, North )(1847)Edward JamesStations with dates <>tAn/in ci: \Vuliu(lsu.")j;<1iihli: rhan<:li (I .lO- i). Ickinjr (ISW), Shanhaikwaii(IS<)0),Tientsin (1S70): / ///,/ ///.- IIin<rh\vafu ( 18(54), Sicnyii (1865),Yuiifrchini (lS(>r>),KoiK hmv (1S47), Kutsing (I(.I4). Ilaitsanu(ISi)o), KntHMi (1889), Lunrticn (lSi>:>), Miiitsinjrlisicn (ls<)(>).Ycnpiiigfu (liX)! ). Yuki f 191-1). Yunpni (MUO); k iangsi: Kmkmug(1S(>7), Xaiichan: (1S!)4); K nui ^n: C-lnrikiunjr (1S84), Nanking(ISS7), Shanjrhai (HMM)); Shantung: Taiant u (JS74) ;<-lnraii.:(.Micnjrtu (1892), Clnmgkiiiff (18S-J), Hocliow ( ), Suiuin^ (1S1M>),T/cclio\v, (1S<7).Missionaries . }4. l, .Employed27. Wl (ItHo).Cliincsc Stall L iHd. Coiiinninicanls-A The . Bishops of the Methodist . .,Administration EpiscopalChurch are General Superintendents and areof equal and co-ordinate authority wherever the Churchworks. The Church is connectioual. hence the six Conferences working in eight provinces of China have equalconsideration in ecumenical Methodism with New EnglandConference or Southern California Conference.Names and geographical location of Conferences :1. North China Conference Chili li and Shantung2. West,, Szechwan3. Kiangsi Mission Kiangsi and ITupeli4. Central China,, Kiangsu and Anhwei5. Foochow.,Fukien6. Hiughwa FukienFor administrative purposes Bishop J. W. Bash fordhas episcopal residence in Peking, and Bishop W. S. Lewislias episcopal residence in Foochow. Together they havesupervision over a total list of 34-3 missionaries in these sixConferences, of whom 207 are of the General Board andK-)6 of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society, notincluding six foreign-trained Chinese women.AlmostForms of Workevery known form of workis represented: educational, evangelistic,medical, orphanage, literary, publishing, translating. The