Trouble arises caused by the beginning of mission work at Tshyang khai. Chan Sychong Asi.
[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: A - China: A-01 - Letters and reports from China / Briefe und Berichte aus China: A-01.24 - China 1890: A-01.24 - Futschukphai
Annual report of the evcfngelist Phang Fon-syong. Translated by Gussmann
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Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Generalkonferenz, Heinrich Bender, Gottlieb Reusch, Jakob Lörcher, Gustav Adolf Gussmann, Martin Schaub, Rudolf Kutter, Georg Morgenroth, Paulus Kammerer, Rudolf Lechler, Karl Friedrich Kircher, Li Schinen, Ling Tschong hin, Rudolf Ott, Tschin Minsiu, Tschin Asi, Phan Fong Syong, Kong Ayun, Jacob Leonhardt, Jakob Flad, David Schaible, Michael Wilhelm Ebert, Kong Tschhongfu, Otto Schultze, Georg Ziegler, Heinrich Ziegler, Johannes Dilger, Heinrich Bender, Georg Vögtling, Heinrich Stolzenbach
Minutes of a discussion on child betrothal and wether boys already engaged to pagan girls should be allowed in BM schools.
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A discussion on the question of co-education in BM schools. Loercher-Bender-Reusch.
On the accquisition of a piece of land belonging to the "Berliner Frauenverein". Reusch also mentions unrest in several Chinese towns (Wuhu, Nanking, Tan yang) directed against foreigners. For outbreaks of violence in the North of China see also No. 18, 21, 23, 54, 56.
A discussion on the question of tuberculoid catechists. Should they get their full pay during a one year sick-leave? General Conference.
On a possible incorporation of the BM in Hongkong. See also No. 28.
Correspondence between the German Consul in Canton. Mr budler and Kirchner on the printing of a map of parts of China.
Minutes of the General Missionaries' Conference held at Hongkong and discussing amongst other problems following subjects: The teching of German in BM seminaries and a request for a missionary doctor.
Hongkong station grateful for the permission to open a nursery school and the promise of a European missionary nursery teacher.
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Reusch in his quarterly report tells about "The White Lady of Hawai", a dedicated English missionary, at the moment staying in his house on the way to Robben Island (South Africa), where she intends to serve the leper colony there.
Some news on the present political situation, riots and maltreatment of foreigners. Kircher. See also No. 68, 72
A description of the catechist Li A fat's way of preaching. By Reusch.
German language now taught at Lilong seminary. Loercher.
[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: A - China: A-01 - Letters and reports from China / Briefe und Berichte aus China: A-01.25 - China 1891: A-01.25 - Lilong
Schaub is asked to become amember of the executive committee for the revision of the bible (Dr. Allen, Dr. Sheffield, Dr. Wherry, Dr. Chalmers). He asks Basel for permission. On this subject see also Nr 67, 68, 1-1.26,48 and 49.
Schaub's report on the conference in Shanghai (revision of the bible) also mentions the recent unrest.
Schaub complains of two students wanting to emigrate to Honolulu. See also No. 79.
The 16 moral maximes of the emperor Khong hi. Schaub. Here also the unrest in the N is mentioned.