China is represented among the five oticers in the person of Di Chen the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, was chosen a vice-chairman of the Council, China is entitled to appoint two of the twenty-one consultans. Thus! has the machinery far more effective ce-operation, as between the older churches of the West and the young-churches of the East and South, been made mere perfect than ever before. Still greater unity of purpose and effort may therefore be expected to characterize the missionary, enterprise of the future.
The Jerusalem Meeting devoted if to the consideration of major issues. Much preparatory work had been done in assembling facts and opinions on the problems to be di cussed, which were put into pam-pet from and placed in the hands of the delegates in advance of their starting for Jerusnien, The discussions were opened "plenary ses-continued in gr "p meetings on specialized subjects, d reconsiderced in full session, " riging finally, in the form of "Pim >gs.""An unofficial edition of the indings" has Just been issued for) ivate eireul tion by the National C iristian Coun. cil of China pending receipt of the official findings from London, A few extracts will indicate the range and quality of the united thinking which was done at the Jerusalem Meeting.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.