The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-20
Ida Clyde Clarke Edit,

council with them. ! wish yon and
the entire home church could really
know our Chinese Christians. There
have never been finer people under
any sun. am glad to work
with them. 1T used to he en-
tirely ror til e IN, but now
IL Ia with them, which makes the
work all the more interesting. /
wish had space to enlarge Oh what
have known Of this one out sta
ton. The devotion Of the early
/ members--some gone to their rest.
Others working faithfully ou-and
the pastors who have served them.
Every part Of this mission field is
live with interesting history"
Every HosIsm A Missionary
Every Moslern engaged in COM
mercial expansion In Africa is a
Moslem Missionary. says Bishop
Lambuth. Tuis is not true Of Africa
alone. Ithalds good for every Mo-
hammedsn on Asiatic as we'll as on
African soil, and can be extended to
many Of the islands of tropical Oce-
AMIGA, for Java aud Sunatra have
each a large Mohxnmedsn popuia-
ton. 1t largely explains why there
are 20,000,000 of that faith in China
BUSINESS and religion go hand in
band In that great Mosleum col
lege Of Eft Azar, III Cairo, Bishop
Wilspu and / saw more than 5000
men gathered IN groups about their
teachers, hssrIpg them expound the
Koran and diligently memorzing
tho sanieas preliminary step to- =
worldwide propaganda, III Moslem
iayinen can do such work, why not
those Of the Christian faith? rhey
eau and Will, aud some are doing it
with tue same degree of intelligence
and Craftsmanship that they are
putting into their business,
Type Of Christian in Korea
On Christmas day 1887. three ears
after Christianity was introduced
into Seoul, Korea, seven native
Christians partook of the holy sac
rsment behind closed doors. Five
years ago mighty revival fire broke
out that is still sweeping over Korea
has leaped ever into China and
Japan, and the story of it has thrilled
the Christian world.
In 1910 a million souls for Jesus"
was clsimed by faith and prayer and
magnificent effort. And although
the million campaign was never
realized = year later yet larger
plan WAS propOsed--in fact the larg-
est possible oue--n Tot = "million
souls" but every soul in Korea for
Christ. No hamlet is too remote,
no mountain recess too Inaccessible
for their devoted courage to attempt.
An Enormous Circulation
The circulation for the British aud
Foreign Bible society for the last
year MS reaching the astonishing
figures of 7,Ss9,O00 volumes. The
Bible society of Scotland for the
last year of record, from the report
Just at hand has a circulation of D.
359,9S5 volumes. III these figures
are added to the Issue of the Amer
ican Bible society, which have al
ready been published as 4.049 $40
volumes, a superb total OF l4,308, $50
volumes represents the missionary
circulation of the scriptures on the
part of the English-speakIng people
all over the world. 10 this would
have To he added the commercial
circulation of the scriptures by the
great Bible presses--Oxford, Nelson
a Sous, the International aud others
small aud large land the circulation
OF Continental Bible societies which
at the present time, we are not able
to give. 1t requires some effort of
the Imagination to see the signifi-
canoe Of this vast sowing of the seed
of the Kingdom in the field OF the
world. THE Missionary Voice.
An Interesting Fact
Some people still say; How nice
1t would be II we could just send
our monev directly TO the foreign
field, II takes about all you give 10
send the rest Ninety three cents
of every collar you gave through
the foreign bosrd last year went 10
the foreign field aud only seven lit
tie coppers stayed at home TO earn
more money.