Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

.-onqsboro .................., 663I7
Eope ..........-.............. 27S.oa
/. Dorado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7o3.30
camdan .....-.-..-......=.......... 327.e9
Helena Observation-Disclosures 922.@G
+ I7is Church. Hot Springs,.. G00.oo
3Jgers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2.'H
itesr Church. Eureka Springs. 26t.97
I,fesca.f .......=.... 1870
Fonvaz ==.............z 80 81
Second Church. Ltttle Rock. l S99.27
#e,frnfI,5 ...=.=.....=.=........ 126.@5
7,atasvf1fa =zz....z=.=....... 1910
ss.s,~ra, .#.#.=... 15:,.72
PIPE b}uff ,;.;,'a -
-5aaazinez OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lGff0
l.; he Village =.-,...-.=.-....=.=.=. 2t''.'2
In manuel. Little Rock ...... @6S97
England NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loI.oz
This list constitutes a real honor rell
hnt suggests no individious compari-
son. The list of small contributors.
of both individuals and churches, IS
too long to publish here, 5houeh it
will be. published elsewhere We doubt
aot that to some of these our Lori
would say. "Wen done. thou good and
faithful servant, thou hast BEEN faith
full over a few things
The number of churches and indi
yiduals contributing through the cor
vantion channels is steadily increasing
each year. This is perhaps the mosa
: sigifcant fact of all. It Indicates the
! growth of the missionary spirit among
cur people and a return of confidence
i1l the, old methods OF doing mission
: These methods originated from expe
rience anl a deyout study of Gods
word.
Another encouraging sign observed
during the year is the mora complete
! enlistment Of the entire organization
ia our churches. In many places
larger per cent Of the church member
ship has contributed than ever before.
! Ladies' aid and missionary societies
i. Y. P. I. and Junior societies in
/ the churches and our Sunday schools
have taken part in this great work OF
the church. That organization within
the church which does not help it in
lis chief work is superfluous and hurt
ful. These organizations are training
Institutions for the church; bu, their
members viii never acquire proficien-
cv in Christian work if thtH are net
civon something to do.
Summary.
From the statistical tables We con
dense the following summary of tn
mission work of the year:
Missionaries employed ........ 4a
Days of labor ............... 1,S6
Miles travelled in performance Of
labor ................ 2,467
Churches supplied ............ 40
Other stations supplied ....-... "a
Sermons preached ....#........ $50
Religious addresses other than
in prayer meetings $4,000. 1lG
Total sermons and addresses. -. 10 o
Prayer meetings conducted. ,24@
Religious visits ............. 1O,41o
Eeli2ious services held in
Visible Results.
Professions Of conversion -. 2,O67
Additions by baptism ........ ] O23
Additions by letter. 51a
Additions by restoration .. II
Churches organized ........ IS
Constituent members of sane 3 s
Meeting houses built ..........
Cost of same ......... $2,620.0o
Meeting houses repaired .... 16
cost or same ........ 9,S93.69
Sunday schools organized 90
Present number Of Suncay
schools OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Officers and teachers ....... 6o3
Number OF pupils ...........=.#.. 5734
Expense Of schools -. Sl,200.0O
Money Raised.
Raised on salary. ........ s.. II
Incidental expenses ..... 1.9G20l
Aesociational missions S3O.-G
State missions ......... 1850 AZ
Home missions ............ 222 10
.oreign missions ...... 200 80
g g and CO1Dortao 1d1 l.
Ministerial education ...... 4480
Orphans home .............-.. 230 10
Miscellaneous bencvolenCes. 225 SO
Total .............4.. $25,04G12
In addition to the above cur mis-.
eionary secretary has besides Eaentno
the accounts Of the office handling