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"( ChurchEmployed<>crn|>ali<>n\\Vihsirn( 1863ANGLICAN GROUP Ot.)^>gTess isMedical Work being made in the plan tomake the Church General Hospital, Wuchang ,the one mission hospital of the diocese. a really strong centre.The men s and women s departments are now established 011one site and the staff has been increased to three foreigndoctors, one Chinese doctor (graduate of the HarvardMedical School in China), and tour foreign nurses, but bothequipment and statT still require large additions.SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPELIN FOREIGN PARTSof England Mission ))(1914).Missionaries <M,Chinese Stafl<>_ , Comuinnicants l,Hn:iDiocese of Xorlh CliinaFrank L. NorrisTlie foreign staff has been increased by tin. 1arrival of the following Rev. R, Wainwright,:temporarily acting as chaplain at Newchwang; Mr. ArthurBritland, chemist on the staff ot the Union Medical College,Peking; Miss Lilian Stroud, nurse, at present learningChinese. The (Chinese staff has not been increased exceptin the teaching department, some girls who graduated inthe normal class at St. Faith s School having now becometeachers. There are signs on the contrary that some of theChinese evangelistic workers are not well qualified for theirposts, and they are ceasing to be employed.TheNature of Work S eneral n^ture and extent of the workma in Pekingy oe briefly summarised as follows : its headquarters are in Peking, where the evangelisticwork centres round the Cathedral, and spreads through (a)Bible classes and preaching room, (b) hospital and dispensary, (c ) St. Faith J s Home and the women s work connected