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THE CHURCH IN CHINESE CHRISTIAN PERIODICALS 341seventy students have decided to prepare for the ministry,and one hundred and seventy enquirers have become Christians. His ten days mission at Yangchow resulted in sixtyworkers leading nearly six hundred persons to Christ. Godhas greatly used this man of gentle spirit, \vhose life andwork have been enriched by close communion with his divineMaster and Lord, Jesus Christ.Similarly the Church has been spiritually strengthenedthrough the instrumentality of the Rev. J. Go-forth, theRev. Wen Kuo-fu .a. 1^ $, the Rev. Chang Li-t sai 3& j #,the Rev. Li Chung-tan & ft ^., Dr.* Yang Wei-han & i $&,Dr. Mary Stone (ft & 3E), Miss Dora Yii O & jg) andmany others..r , Awork AmongThe women s work among female, . ,, prisonersT_ * lWomen m Nanking, Women s Evangelistic Conference at Tsingkiangpu, the Bible Study andPrayer Home conducted by Miss Dora Vli, and her evangelistic tour to North and Central China are a few instancesof the activities of Chinese Christian women during the year.III. Missionary SpiritThe spirit of the missionary enterprise is graduallygrowing in the Christian Church from year to year. Thisis another most important factor in the life of the Church.The .Presbyterian Churches in Manchuria have united informing a missionary organization from which two ordainedmissionaries are sent to the province of Heilungkiang. Thework in this remote place has been greatly blessed of God,and is steadily growing.The Chung Hua Sheng Kung Ilui ( t\t$|g^ ^) ^1HS recen^y organized a Board ofMissions Missions, which is being supported by allof the Chinese Christians of the AnglicanChurches in China.* Sianfu has been chosen as the field tobe first occupied. It is expected that the new diocese willbe under the jurisdiction of a Chinese Bishop, as soon as oneis appointed. The Rev. Hwang Sui-hsiang ($ 3$ f$) of the. \*>Seepp. 58-(52