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1887)CHAPTERXIOTHER MISSIONS AND ASSOCIATIONSCHINA INLAND MISSION AND ASSOCIATE MISSIONSJames StarkStations with dates of occupation: Anlnvei: Anking (1809),Chengyangkwan (1887), Chihchowfu (1874), Hweichow (1875),Kienping (18g4), Kinghsien (1915), Kwangtehchow (1890), Laian(1899), Liuanc how (1890), Xingkwofn (1874), Slmcheng An (1904),Taiho An (1892), Wuliii (1894), Yingchowt u, (1897);(,hekiang:Changshan (1878), Chucliow (1875), Chiu howfu (1872), Fenghwa(1866), Llangchow (1866), Hwangyen (1890), Kinhwafu (1875),Lanchi (1S94), Lungchuan (1894), Mokanshan (1901), Ninghaihsien(1J-68), Xingpo (1857), Pingyanghsien (1874), Shaohingfn (1M>6),Sienku (1899), Sinchanghsien (1870), Sungyang (1896), Taichowfu(1867), Taiping (1898), Tientai (1898), Tsinyun (1S98), Wenchow(1867), Yoncliow (1^02), Yungkang (1882), Yfinlnvo (1895);C hiMi: Hwailu (1887), Peking ( ) ,Shuntehfu (1888), Tientsin(1888); flonaii: Clienchowfn (1895), Chowkiakow (1884), lAikow(1903). Iliangcheng (1892), llonanfn (1902), Kaifeng (1901),Kingt/ekvvan (189(5) Kwanuvhow (1899), Mionchili(1905), Shekichen,(1886), Sihwa (1899), Sinanlisien (1899), Taikang (1895), Yencheng(1902), Yimgning (1900) Hunan:; Changsha (1901) , Changteh( 1898,),Heiigcliowt u (1906), Ilungkiang (1912), Xanchowting (L904), Paoking(1903), Siangsiang (1912), Siangtan (11)05), Sinning (1914),Taohwaping (1912), Tsingchow (1911), Wukangchow (1908), Yiianchow(1903); llupelc Hankow (1899), "Icliang (1895), Kuclieng(190 3\ I.aohokow * Kanxu:; Chenyuanhsien (1897), Fukiang(1899), Kingcliow (1895), Laiichowfu (1885), Liangchowfu (1888),Ningsiafu (1885) , Pingliang (1895) , Siningfu (1885) Tsincliow, (1878) ,Tsnngsin (1905); KMWJ\ Anjen : (1889), Changslm (1895) Fnchow,(1899), Hokow (1878), [yang (1890), .Taochow (1898). Kanchow(1899), Kianfu (1891), Kienchangfu (1899), Kinki (1906), Kinkiang(1889), Killing (1898), Kwangsinfn (1901), Kweiki (1878), Loping(1910), .Linkiang (1898), Lungchiiaii (1904), Nanchang (1898),Nanfeng (1903), Nankangfu (1887), Xmgtu (1906), Sinfenghsien(1899), Takutang (18 ), Tsnngjen (1906), Tungsiang (1903),Yangkow (1890), Yiiancliow (1903), Yungfenghsien (1907), Ynngsin(1899), Yiishan (1877); Kiangm: Antung (1893), Cliinkiang (1889),Kaoyuchow (1889), Shanghai (1854), Tsingkiangpu (1869), Yangchow(1868); k /n irhoir: Anping (1913), Anshnnfu (1888), Chenyuan(1904), Chenyiian (1897), Hingi (1891), Kweiyang (1877),S/enan (1915), Tatingfu (1915), Tsunyi (1902), Tnhshan (1893);Chaochcng (1908), Chiehchow (1895), Fengchen (1902),
OTHER MISSIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS 145Hinghsieii (1915), Hotsin (1893), Hungtung (1886), Hunyuan(1898), Hwochow( 1886 ),Ishih( 1891), Juichenghsien(1913) , Kiangchow( 1898), Kiehsiu( 1891), Kihsien (lUH), Kweihwating (1886),Kiivvo (1885), Lanhsien (1915), Lingkiu (1913), Linhsion (1911),Luanfu (1887), Luchenghsien (1889), Paotowchen. (1888), Pingyangfu(1879), Pingyaohsien (1888), Puchowfu (1903), Saratsi (1903),Shohchow (1914), Siaoyi (1887), Sichow (1885), Soping (1895),Tailing (1885), Tatungfu (1886), Tienchen (1910), Tsinglo (1912)Tsoyiin (1895), Yicheng (1897), Yoyang (1896) , Yiincheng (1888),Yungningchow (1898), Yiiwuclieii (1896) ; Shantung: Chefoo (1879),Ninghaichow (1886) ; Changwuhsien (1914) $h<>mi: \ Cliengku (1887) ,Chowchih (1893), Fengsiangfu (1888), Hanchenghsien (1897),Hanchungfu (1879), Hinganfii (1898), Hingping (1893), Hoyang(1904), Huhsien (1913), Kienchow (1894), Kienyang (1897),Laiitien (1895), Lichiianhsien (1903), Lungchow (1893) , Lungchuchai(1903), Meihsien (1893), Pinchow (1905), Puclieng (1913), Sianfu(1893), Sisiang (1895), Tungchowfu (1891), Wukung (1894),Yanghsien (189(5); Szechwrni: Cheiigtu (1SS1), Chuhsien (1898),Chungking (1877), Fushun (1902), Kaihsien (1902), Kiangtsing(1902), Kiatingfu (1888), Kiungchow (1902), Kwanganchow (1910),Kwangyuan (1889), Kwanhsien (1889), Kweichowfu (1903), Liangshan(1902), Luchow (1890), Nanpu (1902), Pacliow (1887), Paoning(1886), Pengshanhsien (1911), Shunking (1896), Suifu (1888)Suitingfu (1899), Tachu (1909), Tatsienlu (1897), Wanhsien (1888),Weikiu (1909), Yingshan (1898); Yunnan: Kiitsmgfu (1889), Pingi(1904), Talifu (1881), Tengyueli (1908), AVutingcliow (1907),Yunnanfu (1882).Missionaries 1,077, Employed Chinese Staff 1,250, Communicants38,000 (1915).To review the work of an organization with suchextensive operations as those of the China Inland Missionwithin the prescribed limits of space makes possible onlybrief and general references to the various forms of activityin which its workers are engaged, and this is especially so,when, as in the present instance, the survey includes elevenassociate missions.Increase of StaffDuring the period under review, despitethe conditions arising out of the war inEurope, no retrenchment was necessary ;on the contrary,through the goodness of God in supplying the men and themeans, there was marked expansion. Thirty-seven newworkers were welcomed to China, whilst five were acceptedin China, and six former members and associates werere-admitted after temporary retirement. The following table,giving details, may be of interest :A 18
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1887)CHAPTERXIOTHER MISSIONS AND ASSOCIATIONSCHINA INLAND MISSION AND ASSOCIATE MISSIONSJames StarkStations with dates of occupation: Anlnvei: Anking (1809),Chengyangkwan (1887), Chihchowfu (1874), Hweichow (1875),Kienping (18g4), Kinghsien (1915), Kwangtehchow (1890), Laian(1899), Liuanc how (1890), Xingkwofn (1874), Slmcheng An (1904),Taiho An (1892), Wuliii (1894), Yingchowt u, (1897);(,hekiang:Changshan (1878), Chucliow (1875), Chiu howfu (1872), Fenghwa(1866), Llangchow (1866), Hwangyen (1890), Kinhwafu (1875),Lanchi (1S94), Lungchuan (1894), Mokanshan (1901), Ninghaihsien(1J-68), Xingpo (1857), Pingyanghsien (1874), Shaohingfn (1M>6),Sienku (1899), Sinchanghsien (1870), Sungyang (1896), Taichowfu(1867), Taiping (1898), Tientai (1898), Tsinyun (1S98), Wenchow(1867), Yoncliow (1^02), Yungkang (1882), Yfinlnvo (1895);C hiMi: Hwailu (1887), Peking ( ) ,Shuntehfu (1888), Tientsin(1888); flonaii: Clienchowfn (1895), Chowkiakow (1884), lAikow(1903). Iliangcheng (1892), llonanfn (1902), Kaifeng (1901),Kingt/ekvvan (189(5) Kwanuvhow (1899), Mionchili(1905), Shekichen,(1886), Sihwa (1899), Sinanlisien (1899), Taikang (1895), Yencheng(1902), Yimgning (1900) Hunan:; Changsha (1901) , Changteh( 1898,),Heiigcliowt u (1906), Ilungkiang (1912), Xanchowting (L904), Paoking(1903), Siangsiang (1912), Siangtan (11)05), Sinning (1914),Taohwaping (1912), Tsingchow (1911), Wukangchow (1908), Yiianchow(1903); llupelc Hankow (1899), "Icliang (1895), Kuclieng(190 3\ I.aohokow * Kanxu:; Chenyuanhsien (1897), Fukiang(1899), Kingcliow (1895), Laiichowfu (1885), Liangchowfu (1888),Ningsiafu (1885) , Pingliang (1895) , Siningfu (1885) Tsincliow, (1878) ,Tsnngsin (1905); KMWJ\ Anjen : (1889), Changslm (1895) Fnchow,(1899), Hokow (1878), [yang (1890), .Taochow (1898). Kanchow(1899), Kianfu (1891), Kienchangfu (1899), Kinki (1906), Kinkiang(1889), Killing (1898), Kwangsinfn (1901), Kweiki (1878), Loping(1910), .Linkiang (1898), Lungchiiaii (1904), Nanchang (1898),Nanfeng (1903), Nankangfu (1887), Xmgtu (1906), Sinfenghsien(1899), Takutang (18 ), Tsnngjen (1906), Tungsiang (1903),Yangkow (1890), Yiiancliow (1903), Yungfenghsien (1907), Ynngsin(1899), Yiishan (1877); Kiangm: Antung (1893), Cliinkiang (1889),Kaoyuchow (1889), Shanghai (1854), Tsingkiangpu (1869), Yangchow(1868); k /n irhoir: Anping (1913), Anshnnfu (1888), Chenyuan(1904), Chenyiian (1897), Hingi (1891), Kweiyang (1877),S/enan (1915), Tatingfu (1915), Tsunyi (1902), Tnhshan (1893);Chaochcng (1908), Chiehchow (1895), Fengchen (1902),
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