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1CONTRIBUTORSRt. Rev. Logan H. Roots, D. D. (1S90). THIRD YKAR OF THE CHINA(CONTINUATION COMMITTEE.Chairman of the China Continuation Committee.Rev. O. M. Sama (1.892). XOIJV. K<;IAN LUTIIKKAN CHIUSTIAX MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.Missionary of American hutherau Mission, Laoliokovv, Hupoh.Rev. Otto Schultze (1881). BASEL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.Missionary of Basel Missionary Society, Engaged in Bible Translation Work,Rev. Arthur H. Smith, D. D. (1^72) Two DECADES OF CHANCES INTCHINA.Missionary-ai -large, American Board of Commissioners for ForeignMissions; American Chairman, China Centenary MissionaryConference, 1907.James Stark, Esq. (1889). CHINA INLAND MJSSION AND ASSOCIATEMISSIONS.Secretary of China Counci China Inland Mission.,Rev. W. E. Taylor, Ph. D. (1905). EVANGELISTIC MOVEMENTSAMONGST STUDENTS IN CHINA.Religious Work Secretary, National Committee, Young Men s Christ fanAssociations of China. Formerly Acting-Secretary, SpecialCommittee on a Forward Evangelistic Movement, of the ChinaContinuation Committee.Rev. E. G. Tewksbury (1890). THE CHINA SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION ANDITS RELATION TO THE CHINESE CHURCHES AND THE MISSIONARY.General Secretary, The China Sunday School Union.Rev. F. B. Turner (1887). UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MISSION.Missionary of United Methodist Church Mission, in Tientsin, Chi.Rev. G. M. Wales (1890). PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP ENGLAND.Missionary of Presbyterian Church of England in Amoy, Fukien.Rev. A. L. Warnshuis (1900). PLANS OF SOME OTHER MISSIONS: ASYMPOSIUM; PART III, EVANGELISM (SUB-EDITOR).National Evangelistic Secretary, China Continuation Committee.Way Sung New, B.A., M. D. THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OFCHINA.English Secretary, National Medical Association of China.Rev. James B. Woods (1891). A SURVEY OF THE NORTH KIANCSUMISSION OF THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MISSION, SOUTH. (JointAuthor).Missionary of American Presbyterian Mission in Tsingkiangpu,Kiangsu.