COME OVER AND HELP US. Rev. C. A. Votey BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES IN BURMA. Rev. W. A. Sharp THE CHRISTIAN Life a MISSIONARY LIFE. Rev. C. M. Jones BAPTIST MISSION WORK IN SIAM. I. Rev. E. O. Stevens, D.D. Illustration. Rev Edward O. Stevens, D. D. A CHRISTMAS IN INDIA. Rev. F. W. Stait Illustration. Campus of the Baptist Theological Seminary at Insein, Burma. To whom money for the general treasury should be sent. Drafts, Checks and Postal Money Orders, except for the publications, should be drawn in his favor. Printed instructions giving full information for shipping goods to missionaries will be mailed on application to the Treasurer. DISTRICT SECRETARIES NEW ENGLAND-Rev. W. E. WITTER, M.D., Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. WOMAN'S SOCIETIES WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. H. G. SAFFORD, Foreign Secretary; Mrs. N. M. WATERBURY, Home Secretary; Miss ALION E. 872D- WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE WEST WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA Mrs. G. W. FRASER, Treasurer, Golden Gate. Mrs. AMANDA C. SPENCER, Treasurer, 305 Fourteenth Street, Portland, Ore. An illustrated monthly. Contains the latest intelligence from the foreign mission fields, together with FIFTY CENTS a year in clubs of ten in one church, or in clubs equal to five per cent of the members in churches of less than 200. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS a year in clubs of thirty in one church, or in clubs equal to ten per cent of the members in churches of less than 300. Subscriptions at club rates strictly in advance, and should be renewed before expiration to avoid dis. continuance. The Magazine is sent to the address of each subscriber except in the case of clubs in the Boston postal district. Please notice the printed date against your name on the wrapper. It indicates the time to which you have paid. Let the figures be-1901. THE KINGDOM. The cream of the Missionary news each month. Ten cents a year. Clubs of twenty or more to the address of one person, 5 cents a copy per annum. Send orders and remittances for the MAGAZINE and KINGDOM to BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. THE HELPING HAND Published monthly. Represents the work of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Societies, East and West. TERMS PER ANNUM, including postage, 25 cents. THE KING'S MESSENGERS A four-page monthly, for young people. Ilus. trated. Twenty-five cents a year. Five to fifty copies to the address of one person, 15 cents each. Fifty or more, 10 cents each. Send orders and remittances for the HELPING HAND and the KING'S MESSENGERS to HELPING HAND, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. The MAGAZINE and HELPING HAND to one address, $1.15. THE MAGAZINE, HELPING HAND, KING", MESSENGERS and THE KINGDOM, $1.40. Illustration. Johann Gerhard Oncken. ARE DENOMINATIONS AN OBSTACLE TO MISSIONS? A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF THE PRINCIPLES OF MISSIONARY COMITY CHINA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Mr. Henry K. Rowe A MISSIONARY PARABLE. Rev. Augustine S. Carman mer fyr the pain; zometry should be sent. Drafts, Checks and Postal Money Orders, except CLES, Sid le tennis fer. Pred structions giving full information for ship Humaces wil be malet on app on to the Treasurer." DISTRICT SECRETARIES SIW INGAC-Be T. I Fires, M.D., Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. WOMAN'S SOCIETIES WOMAN'S SAFTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Es. 5. 6. SAPPIEin, Furstiga Secretary. Is. J. I FATTET, Home Secretary; Miss ALICE E. STED WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE WEST WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA Mrs. G. W. FRASER, Treasurer, Golden Gate WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF OREGON Mrs. E. S. LATOURETTE, Corresponding Secretary, Oregon City. MIN. ARANDA C. SPENCER, Treasurer, 306% Fourteenth Street, Portland, Ore THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE Ar Mustrated monthly Contains the latest intelligence from the foreign mission fields, together with ONE DOLLAR & Year 10 BLgle schisertbers FIFTY CENTS & year in clubs of ten in one church, or in clubs equal to five per cent of the members in churches of jess that 206 THIRTY-FIVE CENTS a rear in clubs of thirty in one church, or in clubs equal to ten per cent of the members in churches of less than 3 Subscriptions at club rates strictly in advance, and should be renewed before expiration to avoid dis The Magazine is sent to the address of each subscriber except in the case of clubs in the Boston postal district. Please notice the printed date against your name on the wrapper. It indicates the time to which you have paid. Let the figures be-1901 THE KINGDOM. The cream of the Missionary news each month. Ten cents a year. Clubs of twenty or more to the address of one person. 5 cents a copy per annum. Send orders and remittances for the MAGAZINE and KINGDOM to BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. THE HELPING HAND Published monthly. Represents the work of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Societies, East and West. TERMS PER ANNUM, including postage, 25 cents. THE KING'S MESSENCERS A four-page monthly, for young people. Illus trated. Twenty-five cents a year. Five to fifty copies to the address of one person, 15 cents each. Fifty or more, 10 cents each. Send orders and remittances for the HELPING HAND and the KING'S MESSENGERS to HELPING HAND, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. The MAGAZINE and HELPING HAND to one address, $1.15. THE MAGAZINE, Helping Hand, KinG'I MESSENGERS and THE KINGDOM, $1.40. SPECIAL TOPIC - THE CONGO MISSION, AFRICA EDITORIAL THE PENTECOST ON THE CONGO THE BAPTIST MISSION IN THE PHILIPPINES Illustration-Rev. Eric Lund, the first Baptist Missionary to the Philippine Islands THE FIRST BAPTIST FILIPINO, WITH LETTER FROM MR. BRAULIO Manikan, FAMINES IN INDIA Illustration-Distributing Rice to Famine Sufferers ROBERT R. MILNE, M. D. (Obituary) MORAVIAN MISSIONARY STATISTICS ARTICLES letter from the kifwa churches to baptists in aMERICA. Illustration-The New Chapel at Kifwa BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES AT KIFWA. Rev. P. Frederickson . Illustration-Rev. P. Frederickson EVANGELICAL Development of the Inkissi VALLEY. Rev. J. C. Hyde Illustration-African Carriers waiting for Loads IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Rev. Joseph Clark NOTES OF PROGRESS IN AFRICA. Rev. C. H. Harvey Illustrations-Rev. Henry Richards' House at Banza Manteke, Congo; Mrs. Richards' School at Banza Manteke ON THE FRONtier of uppeR BURMA. Rev. A. Bunker, D. D. . Illustration-Rev. Alonzo Bunker, D. D. THE MISSIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF THE HIGH PRIESTLY PRAYER. Rev. James H. Spencer. READING FOR CHRISTIAN TELUGUS. Rev. J. McLaurin, D. D. A VISITOR AT IKOKO. Mrs. Crowley of the South Presbyterian Mission FROM THE FAMINE FIELD PERSONAL NOTES. Illustration-A Missionary Home in Congo. PROGRAM FOR MONTHLY MISSIONARY MEETING ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 182 189 190 193 195 196 196 |