Reformed Presbyterian Minutes of Synod 1919

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76 MINUTES OF THE SYNOD OF THEpatients. It requires for them a large courage to entrustthemselves night and day to the care of foreigners. Muchlarger numbers come for dispensary treatment. Yet on thewhole, the success of the hospital is very encouraging, and thenative Board of Trustees is showing a remarkable willingnessto work and resourcefulness in the management of its affairs.Dr. Dickson's residence has been finished; a home for Mr.Mitchell and one for the native preacher built; and a newchapel for the congregation, the old one having been remodeledfor the girls' school.The new missionaries to China, Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Adams,and Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchel, will soon be ready for activeservice. They are already working part time while they completetheir preliminary work on the language. Miss Smith andDr. Wallace are spending a second year in the LanguageSchool.A good corps of committees is in active service for the missiorias a whole. Beside the evangelistic, the educational, themedical, there are also the industrial and one on witness bear-jing and another on revision of the entire financialpolicy. This*last has in view larger and ultimately entire self support in alldepartments just as soon as the work has been sufficiently es-,tablished. This would leave the foreign workers free for generaloversight, and a larger supply of both missionaries andmoney for the opening up of new stations.Following the action of last Synod Dr. Wright worked allyear at the Canton Medical Missionary Union. His reportwhen printed will make interesting reading, and the statisticalreport indicates the wide open door he has had for the employmentof his talents and professional' skill. He and his familyare now on their way to this country on furlough. " >Under permission of the Board and the Mission the Rev. J.K. Robb is coming at his own expense for a few months visitwith his family.The reports of the workers are of a high order and willwell repay careful reading and study. A sufficient number ofthem will be printed in early numbers of Olive Trees, to give anadequate and comprehensive view of the work .as a whole. Withoutgoing into further details this year, we shall merely emphasizea few special features of the work as a whole.Touching the opening of a new center in China Synod, lastyear, advised that further and favorable consideration be givento the subject. Accordingly the Board asked the mission toproceed with investigations. Dr. J. M. Wright and Rev. E. C.Mitchell made a trip to Nanning, and correspondence was hadby the mission's committee with the China Continuation Committeerelative to the needs of the province of Yunnan, saidto be now the most needy district in China. Satisfactory correspondencewas had also with a former missionary of theformation man the Christian annual located and before meeting at Missionary Yunnanfu, it, in the January. committee Alliance, Mr. G. The B. now reported Carpenter. mission a Christian to gave the With careful mission business such oion- inat
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