The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-09

| sity to do for all Of the mission fields
Of the church, at home and abroad,
| what it has done for Korea, for it has
given to Korea all OF the mission
aries and all of the money necessary
to conduct the work OF evangelization
apportiOned to Southern Presbyterian
| ism in that empire. In setting forth
this duty to the church, h commit
tee has emphasized these facts: that
it is the business of Christians to man
and equip all OF the mission fields of
the church, at home and abroad
not by piecemeal plan, but by a plan
that is definite and comprehensive:
that the Southern Presbyterian
church is conducting its work in six
teen states and among eight nations
on our continents, this work being
directed by the foul executive com
mittees Of the general assembly; that
the four executive committees, by or
der of the general assembly, have
planned for the earliest possible man
ming and equipment Of every field of
the church, at home and abroad. EN-
phasizing the importance OF hasten
ing il doing the same work for the
other fields OF a church that has been
done for Korea. the campaign COM
mittee shows that for the evangelical
ton of a part Of Korea's population,
2,243,0O0 people, the church has pro-
vided 60 foreign missionaries and a
property equipment valued at 9SUV,-
900 to aid them in their work. 1t is
shown in this connection that the to-
tai amount Of money needed for
, equipment and to support missiona-
ries, is s3O6,000; that the amount
needed for the same purpose in Japan
is $56,625; for Africa, $4,000; for
Brazil, $4,000; for Cuba, $50, roo: for
3 Mexico. $27.25o: for the Tampa Gu
z ban mission. $4,000; for the work
among foreigners in Louisiana, $13,-
. 25O;; for the Mexican mission at FL
e Paso, Texas, $4,000; for the Texas
Mexican industrial institute, &c. 900
e for the work as conducted in the mis-
I Guiding the schools conducted in the
8 mountain territory, $3s,4o0; for the
t Presbyterian College of Oklahoma
r $40, 900: for colored evangelization
$17.4o0; for work in the Tex
: as-Me1ican presbytery, $4,000; 70,
< the Jewish mission, s4.s5o; fol
the support of evangeEsts in tn
! work among prisoners, $4,000; for tn,
e support Of evangelists in the worl
e among prisoners, $2,40O; for the sup
I port Of evangelists among immi
grants, $1,000: and for a church build
is ing fund to furnish churches 70
l. Presbyterian congregations which a
: yet have no house Of worship, SIS, 0OG
The campaign committee has give
" careful attention to the apportion
le ment of the million dollar fund 8
= that as soon as it has been secured
it may be applied at once in the man
n ner that will yield the largest an
ID best results for the special cause nam
Re ed and for the church as a whole.
~ Special Representative.
Of 1t is probable that within a shol
"a time the services Of one Of the ables
IF ministers of the church will be secu1
10 ed as the special representative Of tn
A. campaign committee. His specif
IN work will be to confer with the me
I'd Of the church regarding the work {
"a evangelism and stewardship. and tn
DO announcement of the committee r.
garding it's choice in this connectio
is awaited with interest in all par
.w of the church.
n The work OF evangelism is tn:
ar upon which the campaign committt
places the greatest interest, recogui
ng ing this to be the greatest work of II
church and a work that when accom-
plished quickly removes the difficult
in solving the financial problem
Is which the church must meet in Il
l.~extension Of its mission. at home ~
~ abroad.