=The World Missionary Conference=
The Report of the Ecumenical Conference held in Edinburgh in 1910.
In nine volumes, each, net 75c.; the complete set of nine volumes,
net $5.00.
A whole missionary library by experts and wrought up to the day and
hour. The Conference has been called a modern council of Nicea and
the report the greatest missionary publication ever made.
Vol. 1. Carrying the Gospel.
Vol. 2. The Church in the Mission Field.
Vol. 3. Christian Education.
Vol. 4. The Missionary Message.
Vol. 5. Preparation of Missionaries.
Vol. 6. The Home Base.
Vol. 7. Missions and Governments.
Vol. 8. Co-operation and Unity.
Vol. 9. History, Records and Addresses.
=Echoes from Edinburgh, 1910=
By W. H. T. GAIRDNER, _author of "D. M. Thornton."_ 12mo, cloth, net
$1.00.
The popular story of the Conference--its preparation--its
management--its effect and forecast of its influence on the church
at home and the work abroad. An official publication in no way
conflicting with the larger work--which it rather supplements.
_HENRY H. JESSUP'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY_
=Fifty-three Years in Syria=
Introduction by James S. Dennis. Two volumes, illustrated, 8vo,
cloth, boxed, net $5.00.
"A rich mine of information for the historian, the ethnologist and
the student of human nature apart from the labors to which the
author devoted his life. A thoroughly interesting book that will
yield endless pickings."--_N. Y. Sun_.
_ROBERT E. SPEER_
=Christianity and the Nations=
The Duff Lectures for 1910.
8vo, cloth, net $2.00.
Among the many notable volumes that have resulted from the
well-known Duff foundation Lectureship this new work embodying the
series given by Mr. Robert E. Speer in Edinburgh, Glasgow and
Aberdeen, will rank among the most important. The general theme,
"The Reflex Influence of Missions Upon the Nations," suggests a
large, important, and most interesting work.
_G. T. B. DAVIS_
=Korea for Christ=
_In press._
An effective report of the recent revivals in Korea told by an eye
witness, who himself participated in the work.
_JULIUS RICHTER_
=A History of Protestant Missions in the Near East=
8vo, cloth, net $2.50.
A companion volume to "A History of Missions in India," by this
great authority. The progress of the gospel is traced in Asia Minor,
Persia, Arabia, Syria, and Egypt. Non-sectarian in spirit,
thoroughly comprehensive in scope.
_JOHN P. JONES, D. D._
=The Modern Missionary Challenge=
_Yale Lectures, 1910._
12mo, cloth, net $1.50.
These lectures, by the author of "India's Problem, Krishna or
Christ?" are a re-survey of the demand of missions in the light of
progress made, in their relation to human thought. The new
difficulties, the new incentives, are considered by one whose
experience in the field and as a writer, entitle him to
consideration.
_ALONZO BUNKER, D. D._
=Sketches from the Karen Hills=
Illustrated, 12mo. Cloth, net $1.00.
These descriptive chapters from a missionary's life in Burma are of
exceptional vividness and rich in an appreciation for color. His pen
pictures give not only a splendid insight into native life,
missionary work, but have a distinctive literary charm which
characterizes his "Soo Thah."
_JAMES F. LOVE_
=The Unique Message and Universal Mission of Christianity=
12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
A volume dealing with the philosophy of missions at once penetrating
and unusual. It is perhaps one of the most original and valuable
contributions to the subject yet made.
_WILLIAM EDWARD GARDNER_
=Winners of the World During Twenty Centuries=
Adapted for Boys and Girls.
A Story and a Study of Missionary Effort from the Time of Paul to
the Present Day. Cloth, net 60c.; paper, net 30c.
=Children's Missionary Series=
_Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, Decorated, each, net 60c._
=Children of Africa.= James B. Baird.
=Children of Arabia.= John C. Young.
=Children of China.= C. Campbell Brown.
=Children of India.= Janet Harvey Kelman.
=The Foreign Missionary=
An Incarnation of the World Movement