The Challenge of China : Being the Report of a Deputation Sent Out to Visit the China Mission Fields of the B.M.S., 1919-1920
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It is no longer a prefectual city. Some years ago it had been thought that the development of an oil industry in the district of Yenan was quite likely, but now the prospects of this had dis- appeared. The civil strife in Shensi had considerably impoverished the district, and led to a drifting away of the population. Yenan itself did not offer, so Mr. Donald Smith felt, sufficient scope for more than one evangelistic missionary, and even then hardly so. The secret of the work up there lay witho...ut question in the itineration that might be done from Yenan as a centre, and when that was considered then the only practical way of ensuring continuity in the work was by having two missionaries stationed there, each taking it in turn to be out itinerating. Such a staff would also allow of a boarding school being started at Yenan.
The southern boundary of the Yenan district comes three days' journey south- ward to a place called Lo'chwan, which, as has been previously stated, had been suggested for a resident station, but which from other points of view was more fitted to be worked as an out-station of Yenan, with premises at which the missionary who was itinerating could reside for a month or more at a time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no longer a prefectual city. Some years ago it had been thought that the development of an oil industry in the district of Yenan was quite likely, but now the prospects of this had dis- appeared. The civil strife in Shensi had considerably impoverished the district, and led to a drifting away of the population. Yenan itself did not offer, so Mr. Donald Smith felt, sufficient scope for more than one evangelistic missionary, and even then hardly so. The secret of the work up there lay witho...ut question in the itineration that might be done from Yenan as a centre, and when that was considered then the only practical way of ensuring continuity in the work was by having two missionaries stationed there, each taking it in turn to be out itinerating. Such a staff would also allow of a boarding school being started at Yenan.
The southern boundary of the Yenan district comes three days' journey south- ward to a place called Lo'chwan, which, as has been previously stated, had been suggested for a resident station, but which from other points of view was more fitted to be worked as an out-station of Yenan, with premises at which the missionary who was itinerating could reside for a month or more at a time.
What to read after The Challenge of China : Being the Report of a Deputation Sent Out to Visit the China Mission Fields of the B.M.S., 1919-1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baptist Missionary Society to read onlineMoreLess
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