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PRESBYTERIAN GROUP 129probably to culminate in a provincial campaign in 1917.In many places small campaigns have been held already.There never was a time in the history of missions in Chinawhen a forward evangelistic movement on a large scale hadmore chance of success.The most effective and permanent evangelistic agency isthe middle school. There the Church gets young Christiansof the best type.It is now four years since the three Protestant Missions\vorking in Manchuria decided to take up special work amonggovernment students. A member of each of the threemissions was allocated to this work in co-operation with theYoung Men s Christian Association. The year 1915 was oneof quiet, steady work.The Mission hasH{ hefa part in the theologicalEducation college in Moukdeu, on the faculty of whichit is represented by Dr. Fulton, and in theManchuria Christian College. This is a union institutionconducted by the two Presbyterian missions in Manchuriaand by the Danish Lutheran Mission. The war has interfered with the erection of a much needed building for classrooms. This year seventy students were enrolled (of thegraduates all but one have remained in the service of theChurch). In the past the Mission or the Church havealways been able to oiler employment to the graduates. Thetime has about come when this will no longer be the case.InMidcj leevery station, with the single exceptionSchools i Moukden, there is a boys middle school,making eight schools of this grade in theMission. There is also a girls middle school in each stationexcept Newchwang.A 10