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HOME MISSION BOARD 317
BOOK SALES FOR YEAR OF 1945
Epochs of Home Missions 10,993
The Westward Way 5,369
Heroes of Home Missions 5,827
Resource Book on Baptist Home Missions 809
Baptists Missions Among The American Indians 2,115
, By Way of Cherokee 1,206
Kimo: A First American 1,568
Indian Resource Book 231
Indian Blankets : 2,591
A Baptist Generation in Cuba '. 365
Meet The Youth of Cuba 193
Dear Margaret ? .-. 437
Tia Tells a Story 1,247
Carmita of Cuba 420
Leaders Resource Book „ 44
Missions in The Bible (Paper) f 2,166
Missions in The Bible (Cloth) „ \ 175
The Bible, A Missionary Book
The Country Church, lis Problems And
91
Their Solutions _ 789
His Precious Promises 1,074
Fellow Helpers to The Truth 26
Helping Others to Become Christians 11,652
The Traveling Story Hour 682
Building a Better World 145
Missionary Illustrations 66
Give Ye Them to Eat . 88
Fruits of the Years —
Stewardship Applied in Missions 1,388
Winning the Border 244
The Stranger Within Our Gates 763
Home Missions in the New World 3,320
Signs of the Times 24
Christianity Our Citadel 50
The Ten Lost Tribes : 16
They Need Not Go Away 17
Little Morning Light 447
Missions From 1845-1945 5
Trail of Seed
Home Mission Album
Total . 57,067 20
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My ten Home years Mission tenure Biographies with the Home Mission Board, I trust, was 19 marked
by fidelity Follow to Me the cause of Home Missions—to which I shall ever be 351 devoted—
even though Tepee it Trails was not attended by the results which my zeal demanded. 11
In these ten years of editorial responsibility, Southern Baptist Home Missions
has grown from a quarterly bulletin of 21,000 circulation to a monthly magazine
of 121,000 circulation. During the decade I have edited forty-two books which
have had a total circulation of over 650,000 copies. Income from book sales,
magazine subscriptions, and advertising has exceeded $165,000, increasing from
less than $3,000 the first year to above $33,000 the past year.
Many hundreds of articles have been prepared for the denominational and
secular press. These have included news releases and longer discussion articles.
Of the first there have been literally thousands, while of the second there have
been eight oi nine hundred. The number of longer articles written by me
personally has totaled perhaps over fou> hundred.
I have written and the Board has published two books, Epochs of H&me
Missions and Missionary Illustrations; several compilations printed in book
form carry my name as editor or co-author. Another manuscript, including
letters by an early corresponding secretary, Joseph Walker, with editorial com-