'This is pretty bold, we confess, and we think it trenches eomewha' on the prerogatives of Missiom Boards and Societies at home. We have enough "leaders" now; many of these are self-appointed. Ever since General Foch took command in the great war, the idea has prevailed in many quarters that the same kind of "leadership? is needed in the missionary enterprise. Many missionary Fochs are at tempting to mobilize the different. denominations into one great army. Statistics and surveys are the struments of this mobilization.
As a consequence the unfortunate missionary is deluged with blanks, questionnaires and what not, nutd
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