NEW COVENANT MISSION TO JEWS AND GENTILES "The Glory of Israel." 333 Forty-second Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
ST. LOUIS JEWISH CHRISTIAN MISSION
"Hebrew Christian." 3327 Pine Street, St. Louis, Missouri.
GOOD TIDINGS OF THE MESSIAH MISSION Tidings of the Messiah." Concord, Mass.
IMMANUEL'S WITNESS POSTAL MISSION OF SEATTLE 'Immanuel's Witness." 1624 Fifteenth Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
AUSTRALASIAN MISSION TO THE JEWS
"Friend of Israel." 267 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia.
LONDON GOSPEL MISSION TO THE JEWS Gospel Tidings." 832 Romford Road, Manor Road, London, E.
GOSPEL AND MEDICAL MISSION TO THE JEWS Gospel Tidings." Haifa, Palestine.
LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS
Jewish Missionary Intelligence."
"Advocate." 16 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.
PAROCHIAL MISSION TO THE JEWS, AT HOME AND
"Church and Synagogue." 14 Great Smith Street, London, S.W.
BRITISH SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL AMONG THE JEWS
"Jewish Missionary Herald." 3 Great James Street, Bedford Row, London, W.C.
WILD OLIVE GRAFT MISSION
"Wild Olive Graft." Friends Farm, Great Wakering, Essex.
MILDMAY MISSION TO THE JEWS
Trusting and Toiling." Central Hall, Philpot Street, London, E.
BARBICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS "Immanuel's Witness." Gorringe Park House, Mitcham, Surrey England.
PRAYER UNION FOR ISRAEL
"Friend of Israel." Pensax, Chesham Bois, Bucks, England.
HEBREW CHRISTIAN TESTIMONY TO ISRAEL "Scattered Nation." Northfield, Chorley Wood, Herts, England.
HEBREW CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE AND PRAYER UNION "Friend of Israel." 6 Fletching Road, Clapton, London, N.E.
GLASGOW JEWISH MEDICAL MISSION
11 Eglinton Street, Glasgow, Scotland.
DEN DANSKE ISRAELSMISSION (DANISH JEWISH
"Israelsmissionen." Rev. Jes. Seidelin, Kapellan ved Klosterkirken, Horsens, Denmark.
WESTDEUTSCHER VEREIN FÜR ISRAEL IN KÖLN (WEST GERMAN ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL IN COLOGNE) "Mission Blatt." Moltkestrasse 80, Cologne.
EVANGELISCH-LUTHERISCHER CENTRALVEREIN FÜR
MISSION UNTER ISRAEL IN LEIPZIG (CENTRAL
ORGANISATION OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH FOR WORK AMONGST ISRAEL IN LEIPZIG)
'Saat auf Hoffnung Friede über Israel." Markt 2, Leipzig,
Germany.
GESELLSCHAFT ZUR BEFÖRDERUNG DES CHRISTEN-
TUMS UNTER DEN JUDEN (SOCIETY FOR PROMOT-
ING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS)
"Messiasbote." 22 Kastanien Allee, Berlin, N. 37.
INSTITUTUM JUDAICUM STRACKIANUM
Nathaniel." Ringstrasse 73, Gross Lichterfelde W. bei Berlin, Germany.
NEDERLANDSCHE VEREENIGING VOOR ISRAEL
(NETHERLANDS SOCIETY FOR ISRAEL)
De Hope Israels." Frans Hals Straat, Amsterdam.
NORSKE CENTRAL-KOMITÉ FOR ISRAELSMISSIONEN (NORWEGIAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE FOR JEWISH MISSIONS)
"Missionsblad for Israel." Middelthums Gade 11, Christiania, Norway.
FORENINGEN FOR ISRAELSMISSION (SOCIETY FOR MISSION TO ISRAEL)
Missionstidning för Israel." Stockholm 7.
VEREIN DER FREUNDE ISRAELS IN BASEL (SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF ISRAEL IN BASEL)
"Freunde Israels." Schwarzenstrasse 29, Basel.
COMITÉ GENEVOIS DU SOU ISRAELITE (PENNY
COLLECTION FOR ISRAEL IN GENEVA)
54 Boulevard des Franchees, Geneva.
Academic Institutions.
Educational Institutions.
Administration, problems of-
Deficits, 207-21; relation of
Women's Boards to general
Church Societies, 222-34;
missionaries on furlough,
235-45; appointment of
natives of foreign countries
as missionaries to their own
people, 246-8.
Advance, need for a con-
tinual, 217, 218.
Animated pictures. See Kine-
matograph.
Annual Reports of Missionary
Societies, 40-2.
Apportionment plan, 147-9, 153.
Bible, the, as the basis for mis-
sionary teaching, 31, 91, 313.
Boards, Missionary. See Mis-
sionary Societies.
Boys. See under Children,
Schools.
Canada, Laymen's Missionary
Movement in, 186-8;
national missionary policy
of, 187-8.
Candidates, missionary. See Cinematograph. See Kinemato-
Chalmers, Dr., quoted. 258-9. Clergy. See Ministry.
Chicago, National Missionary
Congress of (1910), 189.
Children, importance of work
among, 20-1, 306; mission-
ary decisions reached in
early years, 131, 136;
dangers to be avoided, 21-2,
303-4; importance of home
influence, 85-6; Sunday
Collection of funds for foreign
missions by women, 37, 203;
by men, 153, 185, 282.
also Financial Support.
Colleges. See Educational In-
stitutions.
Commission, Report of the.
See Report; Conclusions
reached by, 269-84.
277-80; need for in the work
of the home Church, 300.
Deficits, the problem of, 207-21.
Deputation work by secretaries
of societies, 38-9; by mis-
sionaries, 39-40, 241.
Dinners, Missionary, 118–9.
Committee, Missionary.
Missionary Societies.
Committee of Reference
Counsel in America. See
Reference.
Conferences, 104-10; (a) aim-
ing at the education and
training of leaders, 106-8;
most advantageous size of,
106-7; programme of, 108;
of the Church,
means of securing delegates necessity of the missionary,
to, 108; means of con- 271-7, 295-6. See also In-
serving results of, 109-110; telligence, Mission Study.
(b) aiming at imparting vision Educational Institutions, Mis-
and inspiration, 109;
(c)
sionary instruction in, 79-95,
for missionary study, 74-6; in universities and colleges
(d) women's conferences, 202; in America, 79-83; secondary
(e) for secretaries and leaders schools in America, 83;
of missionary societies, schools in Great Britain,
242-3, 250-7, 277-80; An- 83-94; educational institu-
nual Conference of Foreign tions on the Continent of
Mission Boards of United Europe, 94-5; in theological
States and Canada, 250-1, seminaries, 169-181;
im-
253-6, 278; conferences on portance of the subject, 95,
the Continent of Europe, 253. 273-4, 296. See also Schools,
Congregation, promotion of mis- Theological Colleges.
sionary interest in the local, Enlistment of missionaries.
17-42, responsibilities of the See Missionaries.
pastor, 17-19; work among Europeans and Eurasians living
boys and girls, 20-35; women's in the mission field as part
organisations, 37;
men's of the home base, 301-2.
organisations, 37-8; relation Exhibitions, missionary, 112-7.
of missionary societies to,
38-42; importance of per- Faith in relation to the prob-
sonal touch with mission lem of financial support,
206-11, 221.
per capita of
Church members to different
missionary societies, 152.
Co-operation in joint production
of literature for mission study,
29-30, 67; in production
of children's literature, 34-5;
suggested for the production
of other classes of literature,
63; promoted by Laymen's
Missionary Movement, 185,!
193; reflex influence of
foreign missions in producing
261-2; need for further
development of, between mis-
sionary societies, 252, 256-7,
Financial support of missions,
the, 146-60, 280-3; the ap-
portionment plan, 147-9, 323;
securing that every Church
member contributes, 149–53,
318, 320; average giving per
Church member 151-3; gifts
for specific purposes, 32,
153-9, 324-5;
station
plan, 155-6; weekly enve-
lope plan, 326; assignment
of missionaries for support
to individuals or congrega-
tions, 156-7; education of
young people in systematic
giving, 32, 158-9; motives for
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