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( Americant 1845ANGLICAN GROUP 51DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THEPROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THEUNITED STATES OF AMERICAChurch Mission ih .R. Graves)Stations with dates of occupation: An/ui d: AuUinii (181)2),\Vuhu (1885) ;Iltiimri: Changsha (ItK)L ) Hankow; / //"/" . ( ISliS ),Ichang (1886), Shasi (188(i), Wuchang ( ISliS) Kinmj^: Kinkiang;(1.901), Xanc hanp (1900); Kinnyxu: Changshu (1900). Nanking(1908), Shanghai (184o), Sooohow (190:. ), Tsiniq>uhsi(>n (1902),\Vusih (1900), Vangchow (1907).Missionaries 177, Employed Chinese StaH .JIs, Communicants.5,477(1914).This Mission consists of the tliree missionary diocesesof Shanghai, Anking and Hankow. The following is abrief summary of some points in which progress has beenmade during the year.I. Shanghai Diocese^n ^ie iShan haiProv ll(je ^ Kiangsu. St. Peter sChurch, Shanghai, has been remodelled andimproved, and the compound surrounding Grace Churchin the old city has been enlarged by a valuable addition of land while the entrance to the property has beenwalled and a suitable gate erected. The Church of OurSaviour, Hongkew, has proceeded with its plan for moving from Broadway to a new site. A lot of land costing $13,000 has been bought by the Chinese congregationand they propose to erect very shortly a complete plantconsisting of church, pastor s house, and school, togetherwith rooms for parish work. This is all to be done withmoney from Chinese. A new mission work has boon openedon the French Concession to form a sort of link between ourwork in the city and our work in Sin/a. This work is beingcarried on by the Rev. C. F. McRae and his assistants.Our oldest Chinese clergyman, the Rev. II. N. \Yoo,although eighty-three years old, has just opened a newstation at a place called Liu-aung. At Woosung, under Mr.McRae, St. James Church has been built, together witliparsonage, boys and girls schools.