(6) The Society: has always been liberal in its grants to poor schools and other organizations, (7) The Society keeps in mind the trend-of church history in China, which is in the direction of a devolution of such work upon the should ex8 of the Chinese churches. To, this fend, changes have been made in the Constitution. It is hoped that, ultimately, the Society will become church-centric instead of mission-centric, In.a word, the Society aims to be the servant of all the churches and its continued prosperity indicates that it has been successful in serving the large majority of the Christian constituency in China, In conclusion we note that the port does not state any of the by-péoduets of the staff, but Dr. Richard, the Rev. W. A. Cornaby, the Rev. W. G. Walshe, Dr. Evan Mor-for Kranz,' Dr. "Faber and rudied the Chinese language in order to prepare themselves more fally for literary work, and finally put the results of their labours at the disposal of others by publishing various books in the English language.
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