Answering distant calls
By: edited by Mabel H. Erdman for the Student Volunteer Movement.
Contributors: Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions.
Series: [Creative personalities series.; Vol. IV]
Publisher: Association Press
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: Missionaries.
Notes: Series note in part at head of title.
M. Searle Bates, Bates of Nanking, by Maude T. Sarvis.--Harry White Myers, friend of Kagawa, by C.A. Logan.--Dr. Anna S. Kugler, Indian goddess, by Margaret R. Seebach.--H. Stover Kulp, in African villages, by Anetta C. Mow.--Questions for discussion.
Table of contents: title: Dr. Ida S. Scudder, medico magnificent, by Florence Gordon.; title: Dillmann Samuel Bullock, in the Shoestring republic, by W.W. Reid.; title: Frank C. Laubach, miracle man of the Moros, by E.F. Bell.; title: Bishop Schereschewsky, a mighty invalid, by J.A. Muller.; title: Dr. Regina M. Bigler, beloved physician of Cathay, by Mrs. J.H. Smith.; title: Donald McClure, red, rash, and religious, by a missionary colleague.; title: Dr. Susan Bauernfeind; orphans in an earthquake, by L. Ethel Spreng.; title: William Caldwell Johnston; title: He and we are one person, by Jewell Schwab.; title: Chester Bertram Rappé; C.B.R. of Chungking, by R.T. Baker.; title: Reverend Brayton C. Case; the fourth dimension, by R.L. Howard.; title: Charlotte De Forest; a life for the women of Japan, by Grace H. Knapp.; title: Dr. James W. McKean, doctor and friend, by E.M. Dodd.; title: George Reinke Heath, north of Panama, by W.G. Marx.; title: Jacob Gass, saint with a smile, by T.C. Seybold.