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FRATERNAL CAMP-MEETING SERMONS PREACHED BY MINISTERS OF THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF METHODISM AT THE ROUND LAKE CAMP-MEETING NEW YORK JULY 1874

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FRIENDS of Jesus - Shanghai Number; February - April 1931; Vol IV No. 2

1931A51753The Christian Internationale of Prayer and Friendship. 1931. Magazine. Very Good-. This is a trade sized magazine with cardstock covers and a glued spine. The magazine is in Very God- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The book covers have some lightish bumping and rubbing to the spine ends and corners. The bottom and foredge of the front covers have ground-in dirt and toning. A previous owner has inked in his and his son's name on the front cover under the title. The text pages are generally clean and bright. Page 5 has two partial sentences underlined. The contents include: Gandhi and Kagawa in Comparison and in Constrast by Ina Corinne Brown The individual Aspect of Religious Education The Cross as the Secret of Christ The Motive of the Kingdom of God Movement by Toyohiko Kagawa Crucifying our Missionary Imperialism by CHarles Cuthbert Hall Twenty-SIx Years Later by Dr. Paul Hutchinson The Missionary Enterprise has Always Been a Youth Movement by Dr. Charles W. Gilkey and more. "The World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh in 1910 was a turning point in Cheng's career. The international mission movement had begun to recognize the need for "indigenization" that is for developing native leadership. In an address that lasted only seven minutes which one attendee called the best of the conference Cheng called for a united Christian church with no denominational divisions and for missionaries to turn control over to national church leaders. Cheng's challenging words impressed John R. Mott who had been pushing world leaders to give more importance to the "younger churches" and equal representation in their leadership. Mott had paid special attention to China which he first visited in 1896. Cheng was the only Chinese member of the thirty-five member international Continuation Committee formed to carry out the Conference's mandates and was appointed secretary of the continuation committee of the National Missionary Conference in China formed after John R. Mott's visit to China in 1913. Cheng at that time not yet 30 years old thus became an important member of what historian Daniel Bays calls the "Sino-Foreign Protestant Establishment" the mainstream missionary and Chinese church leadership. " from Wikpedia; B&W Illustrations; 76p. pages; Pictured 9/13/25 . The Christian Internationale of Prayer and Friendship unknown

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