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Alle Berichte / all reports 1912-02

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: General-Ausschuss von China, Generalkkonferenz, Distrikts-Ausschuss des chinesischen Unterlandes, Distrikts-Ausschuss des chinesischen Oberlandes, Georg Ziegler, Conrad Bitzer, Heinrich Giess, Julius…

The half-yearly report mentions unrest and trouble in many places. G. Ziegler. See also Nos. 80 -82, 90, 98.

Unrest also in Kayintschu and plans of the new government for the curriculum in the schools. Giess.

Ramminger and K. Fritz disagreeing- Fritz be posted elsewhere? G. Ziegler. See also Nos. 99,106,110, 112.

G. Ziegler mentions the "programme of independent church" by Pastor Tschung Tshin nyen, which K. Ramminge I sent. Apparently there are plans for a church independent of the missionaries. A synod needed to discuss such plans. See also Nr. 198, 256, 308, 309.

Difficulties placing missionaries (Gohl not wanting to work with Maute) and G. Ziegler regretting modern times where authorities are no longer respected.

The committee deciding Hongkong has to finance its own pastor, but the missionary has to pay him his salary, complicating relationships. G. Ziegler.

After effects of the revolution. G. Ziegler.

Half yearly report on the schools, exellent progress made in some of them and a praise of the teaching of Chinese classics. H. Giess.

The answer of the committee to the minutes of the conference. Signed by Director Oehler.

Refresher course for catechist. O. Schultze.

Hongkong

Nos. 158-174, byO. Schultze, C. Bitzer, O. Lohss, S Maute.

Re-admission of the catechist Tschin Oyn yin is asked, who had left the mission to serve the revolution.

Longheu

Nos. 185-188, by G.H. Krueger.

Khitschhung

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Catechist Sung Fuk en to be sacked for joining the rebels and making trouble for the mission.

The half-yearly report on the situation with reference to the congregations. Maisch mentions Lenphin and Sautter may be in danger because of the new rulers visiting Sautter and asking him for his advise. See also No. 226b.

Maisch commenting on E. Wunderli's inability to learn Chinese and his general lack of missionary zeal.

In his annual report, Maisch mentions tribal feuds at Limtshai mixed up with the political trouble and the role the missionaries (Neubacher) and the Christians played in it. There is also a new Christian movement in the Hokschuha district with 166 baptisms on one day. M. also voices his opinion on the influence the synods ought to have on certain aspects of church life.

Alle Berichte / all reports 1912-03

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