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think you made a strong case. I
agree with You in the main, but the
people at home are simply mad on
the education question and are not
ready to hear reason on the question
now. But | think they will sooner
or later see their folly l hope So"
Now for the testimony from South
China. Last year I wrote an article
for The Chinese Record which con-
tanned practically the same matter
which | later put into my first circu-
lar letter. DR.. wrote me that
this article represented his views and
that he had sent the article to The
Texas Baptist Standard with the re-
quest that they would print it.
Here is a letter from Bro.
of that Mission:
My Dear Bro: have just finished
careful reading Of your third cir
cular letter and desire to frankly
thank you for the truths you present
IN the interest Of eyangelistic work. I
am among those who fear that a
wrong emphasis is being laid on edu-
catiOnal work, and while | would not
pursue the same methods that you
have chosen, ] am expecting to ex-
press myself in newspaper article,
if | can get it printed, in the near fu-
ture.
You are willing to throw yourself
against the effort to raise and spend
the $4,000 for education and it is
your responsibility Of course if harm
or good result. l feel that no harm,
however, can come from the DrpSau-
tation you make of the truth about
our pauperjzation Of the Chinese
Christians. 1t would do me good to
see you and talk personally over the
situation. How l wish you had come
to the Conference.
Earnestly,
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Earnestly,

Here is part Of a letter received
from another member Of the same
Mission:
About three years ago, I began to
feel keenly that som ething was wrong
in our present policies. My conclu-
sion was that there never should have
been q man paid by foreign money to
preach the Gospel to his own people.
Such policy is not justified by Scrip
Continued on next Page.
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In a letter just received from Bro
--, he says of the meeting OF
the Committee on Higher Education
at Laichowfu, which voted to have a
college:
Majority vote determined what
should be discussed, and perfcrce all
had to follow; but the decisions of
that Committee do not have to be
followed by the Mission; in fact, I
hope the Mission will see more clear
~ than the Committee did what is
best. The college is not my first
choice. Our station is unanimously
(two being absent) putting forward
an answer to the report-not favor
ing. The time may come for q col
Iege, but if it is ripe, am deceived
as to my judgment, for l feel sure
the time is not yet. It looks IS if
we were in a sort OF a mess; G large
part of the Chinese association are
much displeased, saying this was not
a representative gathering Are they
unreasonable"
I put these things before you that
you may see whittier we are drifting.
We are about to set out pauperized
Chinese Christians to fighting over a
$4,000 plum which will cost TIM
no effort.
This is the situation in our own
Mission wish also to give you some
testimonials which I have received
from other Missions.
I have recently read "An Open
Letter to the Central China Mission,
written by Bro. J. il. Wills of Shang-
hal. He makes practically the same
criticisms Gas to pauperization)
which l have made in my letters He
says that we have tempted the chi
nese at their weakest point-their
inOrdinate love of money. | have no
doubt that DR.. Willingham has q copy
of this letter, and l trust that you
brethren will have this very import
ant statement before you when you
consider this issue.
Here are extracts from two other
letters from Central China:
eve have worked here in this
Mission for sixty years and have not
one single self-supporting church. 1t
seems to be a sort of religious thing
run by foreigners, and paid for my
them, and the main body Of the work.
ers and members seem quite content
to have it so, the responsibility being
on the foreigner"
Bro - wrote as follows:
Dear Bro. McCrea: Thanks for
your circular letter. l pray that
these letters may do much good, and
that the day may not be far in the
future until many Of the evils pointed
out in your letters may be corrected.
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Sincerely,

In letter written to our Mission
on his way home, this same brother
wrote:
II doubt not but the increased
debt of our Board is protest on the
part Of the churches against some
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That Letter From Rev.~T. T. McCrea on the
Question of Foreign Missions

Suppose you write to the Index
and inquire of your Organ" why
it was not willing for one of the
foreign missionaries to be heard.
This is the suppressed letter:
Chefoo, China, Dec. %. 1918.
To the Editor
The Christian Index,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Brother:
l have just read today your edito-
rial in which you publish the letter
of dissent written to The Foreign
Mission Board and signed by ten of
the members of the North China Mis-
sion, and which the Board has
handed to you for publication.
It is not probable that the Board
will hand you a copy of my letter in
reply and so I am sending you a copy
of it with the request that, in spirit
of fairness, you will publish it.
In furnishing you a copy am sup
pressing the names of those whose
letters used as they were private
letters to me, with the exception Of
the names Of the brethren who signed
the letter of dissent.
Here is the letter:
Chefoo, China, Oct. 4, 1913.
The Foreign Mission Board, S. B. c.,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Brethren:
DR.. Pruitt yesterday handed me a
copy of the letter addressed to you
and signed by eleven male members
Of the North China Mission, which
reads as follows:
eve, the undersigned male mem
bers of the North China Mission, dis
sent from the policy advocated by
Rev. T. F. McCrea and regret that he
has attacked our methods and mis-
represented our work to the home
churches"
In the last clause of this letter
these brethren have accused me of
disappearing our work to the
home churches. | take this to mean
that they hold that the criticisms l
made in my circular letters are I'M
true. This raises the question of my
yeracity andin view Of this charge
l feel that I must demand that the
Foreign Mission Board shall thor
Oughly investigate my criticisms and
ask these brethren to prove that I
have misrepresented conditions on
the foreign mission field.
To prove to you that I am not
alone in holding that our mission
methods need reformation, I here
with give you copies of, Or extracts
from letters received from members
Of our various Missions in China.
Dear Bro. McCrea: Your last open
letter has just been read by my wife
and myself, and after another year s
experience in school work, I am in
sympathy with almost all you say.
There is much that should be said be-
fore we vote to lay out large sums of
money in educational plants. We
must very radically change our edu-
cational methods, lest we continue to
be a curse instead of blessing to the
Chinese in this phase of our work
Pray that God will give us all light
and courage to look at what we can
not help seeing. God bless you, dear
brother.
Affectionately in Christ Jesus,
D.
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Chefoo, China, Dec. %, 1913.

Chefoo, China, Dec. %, 1913.
Dear Mr.. Watson: I am handing
you herewith copy of letter which
/ have. just written to the Editor Of
The Christian Index. ] am not at all
confident that he will publish it, and
| will greatly appreciate it if you will
give it space in one of your periodi-
Gals. If you wish, you may print it
whether The Index does or not. I
would like for all Southern Baptists
who read your paper to know that I
am not one man fighting alone, but
that a large number of their faithful
missionaries out here are heart
breaking over the present state of
affairs, and wish to get them righted
and return to Christ's plan for evan
gelizing the world by preaching the
Gospel to the lost and training the
churches in Gods Word, that they
also might go out and win others.
| am very grateful to you for the
defense you make for me against the
criticisms Of The Christian Index. 1t
is very hard for good men even to be
perfectly fair when their minds are
warped by prejudice. Dr. Bell is an
excellent man, but it is impossible
for him to conceive that I may be
right
I think ought to say frankly, how
yer, in handing you this letter, that I
do not by any means indorse all your
criticisms Of our Secretaries and
other leaders. These men are hon
estly and faithfully serving the Lord
according to their light. They look
upon me as an insurgent, a kicker, a
disturber of denominations harmony,
and it is hard for them to appreciate
the tremendous conviction that is
driving me. They are enslaved in a
system, but their motives are above
reproach. Not a one of them in in
f1uenced by financial considerations
as you charge. I have the utmost
confidence in their integrity of pur-
pose, their conservation, and their
nobility of character / believe when
they see the Light they will walk in
it and return to New Testament mis-
sion methods.
l send my letters to you, not be-
cause agree with all you write, but
because you are the only Southern
Baptist who is publishing a paper
who will give me fair and unpreju-
diced hearing. That our Southern
Baptist papers have consistently re-
fused to do for the past two years,
with the partial exception Of The
Baptist Record of Mississippi.
If you publish The Index letter,
please publish this also
Yours sincerely,
T. f. McCREA.
P. S.-Please be sure to send me
copy of the paper in which you print
these letters. 1 am very grateful to
you for sending me your papers.
wouldn't have known of The Index
editorial if I had not seen it in The
Jeffersonian.
Next comes the letter from
Brother McCrea to The Indeg,
'oficial organ Of the Baptists Of
Georgia.
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A member of the Interior China
Mission wrote as follows:
Il read your strong paper about
OVERRIDING the school work and L
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IN7UR readers will remember
III that | mentioned letter
MI which Rev. McCrea, one Of
our Baptist missionaries,
engaged in the foreign field, had
written to The Christian Imdep,
and which that ''organ of the
Baptists of Georgia" had sup
pressed.
Evidently, The Index is an or
gaan that has only one pipe to it,
for Brother McCrea's earnest
notes are not heard in our "organ"
at all.
Believing in fair play, and
full hearing for both sides, I am
publishing the McCrea letters.
First comes his, to me; and you
will notice that he raps me on the
knuckles right smartly.
That's all right.
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Dear Bro. McCrea: Your good let
ter reached me here. Thanks for your
kind sympathy. I hope I shall get
your third circular letter We
ordered "Pauls Mission Methods" in
Jan. 1t is a book we'll worth study
ing. You have a lot of people who
sympathize with you more or less.
Gradually work at it, don't do any
thing rash, it may defeat your good
intentions. God bless you in your
efforts.
Sincerely.
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Next comes the letter from
Brother McCrea to The Iqode@,
"official organ of the Baptists Of
Georgia.
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pico bat Derbinoert, 0aB Die ,rie-
oensfomntiiiion in 9iiagarn Sails
inperribteier 8inae auseitanOcr.
gine. Die Qer. Staaten batten
9ompico als einen oiienen Saien.
in peId)en ie6es S6iii einlolien uno
feline S1oing Ioid)en foitnte, erfIGrt,
ufib aonriral Badger mar IN Der
Gage, ben Soien oud) oiien an bal.
ten. Ger eu6nnii6e 6radtoantpier
,.antila" NIT elmer uuaebeuren "a.
Oiing &riegsmnterial fir gorran5a
on gorb, miro ieOenfnas Wlittipo9
friib in 9ompico eiutreffen un6 bon
auIerifaniiden Sriegsitifien in Den
Safen geleitet perocn.
$4,000 fiir gandfs GrmurSnns.
or gaio, Ter, s. Slmi. - Sic
Grben Oes Don 8erfaiiungsparteiIern|
I'M Gebriinr ermoroeten 8eltid. .9lme.
.ifaners @uitop Baud perOen ais
(2iibne $4,000 bis $4,000 in
-oIo erbolten. Sur ben Eoo
gouGis tpiro Elm bober 6ifI3ier Der
aonititutionaliiten oerantportlih ae.
HaIten. er piro Dor Elm arlegsoe.
ridt geiteat peroen
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9iGn sansan's Gdsrbirinent.

Chicago, s. S5uni, - Somer
Rooebeaber, Der gbor0irigent oes
beriihtieten oGpangeIiiten" giaD
Sunoap, lit BON DER SSltrp oes bic.
iigen 9iitriftsgeridts iduloig be.
funbeu iporaen, SRI. Georgia @.
San, elmer au8ncbmeno bubiden
Stenograpbin, 0ie 9eirat6 peripro.
den uno oas geripreden gebro-
den 5ll ba6en. glls Ser5enspflaIter
tpuroen $4,000 aIs binreideno CT.
fonnt, obtpobI Die S90ne auf $780,.
900 geflagt botte.
SRI. San fl1tidte in oie Sdno.
den, nls Die Gutideioung perfiin.
bet nur0e ilno cine @enge 5reun6e
grdtIulirten iie. Die Bcidmorenen
erfldrten, Oab Robebeooer's 3nge.
itdnoniB, er babe Die aleine unt.
ormt uno gefiibt nno iie I'M ibre
Iniiften ii6er 6eirotb befrogt, SRI,
San gu Dem @lauben beredtigt bn.
be, noR cine gerlobung beitano.
@ie 8iap Smoap erfldrte, be.
3iebt 4ooebeoper 500 Die 8ofe
als Gborleiter, aud i'll er an elmer
gerlagsonitalt intereiiirt.
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@eriDnalnutisett.

Or. S1Ieier bat 8errn 8eter
Teterfen I'M eiir bornortiges Sc.
tpGds, oas feline erbobene Stirn
5ierte, erleiftert. Dos antIis beg
Rannes idilGert beute in alien ge.
senbogenfarben. giie1t nn6 Srinfen
idmedt geterlert sani gut.
Die beiltide 9ettung oGoIorooo
SeruIO" idreibts s9err 81. eou1mer
BON Omaha, Der in GormIGpSereien
IN Colorado ttno fpesieIl in Der
llmeegenO bon 0erper intereiiirt lit,
befinbet ii6 ;ouf eiuer geii6tigangs.
tour in Der Staof un6 bebt er nit
Der 9blidt I'M, etne gIgentur in
9enber 5lt etobIiren.
Die Serren Gilbert 4rug uno 6.
Bod (dlteiter Sobn 6es &errn Sans
Bod baben iid gum 9ationoIen
@olfturnier nod &onIns @itD, DO,
beeeben. Serr Sans Bod miro If.
nen oa6in folgen 1u16 0nnn cine
3eitlang in grceliior Springs ber.
weiler, nm bic 8dOer gu rebmen.
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2n (sisldlrnnf ber6prnen.

gei elmer ouf 0as 8iennd CAFE
neranItalteten 3a35in tuur6en rneb.
rere 5ranen3inrner imS DaGnner- Der.
baftet. gines Der GraueH8inlmer
bate iid in einem gtsidrant Der.
itedt uno mar nobeau eritidt, ols
Die goli3ei oniIelbe entOefte. Die
gigentbiimer oes Gates tpuroen ie
gu S75 nebit Soften perurt6eilt.
5obu Sambo, 1912 8inton Stro.
BE, ioIl 'Spirituoien rnd Der 8oli-
5eiltunoe berfauft boben uno fplroe
in $50 Strafe genommen. SoipobI
Snmbo als auf Die Gigentbiimer
oes giennd Cafes iperben appeIliren.