09580nam a2200289 a 4500001413854MiAaHDL20250725000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua880928s1902 nyu b 10||0 eng 02017528sdr-hvd.990025908330203941sdr-miu.990014138540106381sdr-wu5072363(MH)002590833HVD01-Aleph(MH)Aleph002590833(OCoLC)2581429DLCNYPBV2390.S8 1902BV2390.S8 1902Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions.International Convention(4th :1902 :Toronto, Ontario)World-wide evangelization the urgent business of the Church :addresses delivered before the Fourth International Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, Toronto, Canada, February 26-March 2, 1902.New York :Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions,1902.xiii, 691 p. ;24 cm."General missionary library": p. 626-634.The need of industrial missions in Africa /J.R. King, Willis R. Hotchkiss --The work and promise of a generation of African service /Isabella A. Nassau --How the war has affected African missions: present problems and opportunities /C.N. Ransom --The providential preparation of the American Negro for mission work in Africa /W.A. Hunton --The practical evangelization of Africa in this generation /T. Jays --Burma, Siam and Laos: a general view /F.P. Haggard --Missions in Ceylon /F.K. Sanders --Work among the Karens of Burma. Laos /E.N. Harris --Siamese missions /Guy W. Hamilton --Permanent elements of strength in the Chinese character and institutions /S.L. Baldwin --The Boxer Uprising, the present status and the outlook in China /William S. Ament --The providence of God in the siege of Peking /F.D. Gamewell --The claims of China's women upon christendom /Harriet Noyes --Achievements of the past an encouragement to greater efforts in the future /F. Howard Taylor --India as a mission field /John N. Forman --The claims of India upon the best young men of our seminaries and colleges /John P. Jones --India's women and their appeal /Adelaide G. Frost --Work among lepers /Lila Watt --Of what use is it for me personally to try to help save India? /J.W. Conklin --The bright side /J.L. Humphrey --A word from north India /James M. Thoburn --General account of the political and religious situation in Japan /J.P. Moore --The political and religious situation in Korea /C.F. Reid --The results of mission work in Japan /J.O. Spencer --The recent revival in Japan /B.C. Haworth --Missionary methods in Korea /Graham Lee --Woman's work in Japan /Anna B. West --How prepare for Japanese work? /S.H. Wainright --The need for workers in Korea /H.G. Underwood --The need in southern Korea /Eugene Bell --Present condition of the Jews throughout the world and their religious needs /Ismar J. Peritz --The Jew in North America /J. Mc P. Scott --The obligation of Christians to the Jews /Louis Meyer --Brazil as a mission field /J. Rockwell Smith --Protestant missions in Mexico /W.E. Vanderbilt --The West Indies /John Fox --The Philippines /E.W. Hearne --The evangelization of papal Europe /N.W. Clark --The Egyptian field of the United Presbyterians /W.W. Barr --Mohammedan work in Egypt /William Harvey --Mission work in Syria and Palestine /F.W. March --Varied work in Constantinople /Flora A. Fensham --Missionary efforts in Smyrna /Ilse C. Pohl --The capture and ransom of Miss Stone /Samuel B. Capen --The complex Turkish problem and one of its solutions /Henry K. Wingate --Missionary preaching: what it is and how it is done /J.H. Pyke --The systematic evangelization of one's field /C.F. Reid --Itineration: its necessity, methods and sacrifices /Graham Lee --Equipment and preparation for evanglistic work /W.A. Wilson --Women's work for, by, and among women /Mrs. F. Howard Taylor --Personal spiritual dealing /John N. Forman --Medical missionary work a necessity /W.H. Park --The results of medical work and its promise for the future /F. Howard Taylor --Elementary education: its methods and results /W.F. Oldham --Christian colleges in mission lands: a defense and a plea /C.A.R. Janvier --Theological education in missions /John P. Jones --Literature in the scheme of missions /Henry Otis Dwight --The Bible and the world's evanglization /John Fox --The place of the press in the foreign missionary scheme /F.D. Phinney --Professors' Conference. The chairman's introductory address /F.K. Sanders --How may we wisely promote missionary interest? /R.C. Hughes --Promoting a permanent missionary life in our institutions /J.F. Mc Curdy --The student missionary campaign /Edmund D. Soper --A call for a young people's movement for missions /Luther D. Wishard --Mission study in young people's societies /T.H.P. Sailer --Editors' Conference. The chairman's introduction /H.A. Bridgman --What the religious newspapers can do for missions /D.D. Thompson --The relation of periodicals to the boards /A.W. Halsey.Surrender, indwelling, freedom /Robert E. Speer --Christ in the life is enough /Mrs. F. Howard Taylor --Educational institutions recruiting centers and a training ground /Arthur Sweatman --Missions a blessing to educational institutions /William Caven --The inspiration and blessedness of the missionary enterprise /John Potts --Response: significance of the convention /John R. Mott --Why should the making of Jesus Christ known to all people be the commandng purpose in the life of every Christian? /J. Ross Stevenson --Progress of the Student Volunteer Movement: report of the Executive Committee of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, 1898-1902 /John R. Mott [and five others] --Work of the British Student Volunteer Missionary Union /T. Jays --Spiritual men needed for spiritual work in missions /James M. Thoburn --The intellectual preparation necessary for candidates for foreign missionary service /S.H. Wainright --Points to be emphasized in preparation for missionary work /George Scholl, H.E. Fox --The unevangelized millions in India /C.A.R. Janvier --The unevangelized millions in Korea H.G. Underwood --The unevangelized millions in Africa /William R. Hotchkiss --The unevangelized millions in China /W.S. Ament, F. Howard Taylor --The supreme importance of a campaign of missionary education among children and young people /E.E. Chivers --The printed page as a missionary force /John W. Wood --The place in the college and seminary of the study of missions /Harlan P. Beach --The pastor as an educational missionary force in the pulpit /J.W. Millard --The pastor as a missionary captain /Egbert Watson Smith --The pastor as an educational missionary force in his personal relations to the church and community /Elmore Harris --The universal missionary /James M. Thoburn --The need of a forward evangelistic movement /John R. Mott --Lessons from lives of master missionaries /Charles B. Galloway --The necessity of making the financial plans of the church commensurate with the magnitude of the task of the world's evanglization /Samuel B. Capen --The financial co-operation of both the poor and the rich indispensable to the world's salvation /John Franklin Goucher --The financial support of missions by young people /S. Earl Taylor --The experience of one church /C.E. Bradt --How one thousand missionaries are supported /L.D. Wishard --Scripture principles of giving illustrated /H.E. Fox --The wonderful challenge presented to this generation of Christians by the open door of the non-Christian world /H.E. Fox --The wonderful challenge presented to this generation of Christians by the abounding resources of the Christian church /Roert E. Speer --Convention sermon: "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, to-day and forever"--Heb. 13:8 /Maurice S. Baldwin --Fellowship with Christ in suffering /Mrs. F. Howard Taylor --Prayer and the missionary enterprise /John R. Mott --A message of gratitude /J. Ross Stevenson --Words of appreciation from Toronto /S.J. Moore --A larger missionary program in the colleges /A.B. Williams --Our present duty /E.T. Colton --After-convention temptations /Gilbert A. Beaver --Messages from student movements of other lands /John R. Mott --An appeal for volunteers /T. Jays --An appeal for prayer /Mrs. H.P. Plumptre --A parting message /H.E. Fox --Prayer for missionaries on land and sea /L.D. Wishard --Significance of the convention to the editors /H.A. Bridgman --Significance of the convention to the mission boards /C.H. Daniels --The sinews of war indispensible for advance /James M. Thoburn --Farewell messages from those expecting to leave for the foreign field within a year --Oneness with the triune God /Robert E. Speer --Mode of access: Internet.Youth in missionary workCongresses.MissionsCongressesOnline version:Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions. 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