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A report on some students in training as future catechists. He also mentions the beginning of an orphanage, and describes the baptism of a number of small children.

A Chinese letter, written by Tschong si, one of Bellon's helpers in Lilong. Winnes in No. 38 translates this letter.

Bellon on a journey to Tschong hang kang.

Annual report of Lilong station. By Bellon.

Pition and Bender on the founding of a Girls' School at Nyenhangli and a Boys' School at Tschong tshun. The committee is asked for permission,

Draft of a deed of lease for the new church at Nyenhangli.

Bender on the school at Tschong tshun.

Piton mentions rebel attacks on Tschong lok and Kayin tschu.

Report of a visit to some new villages. By Piton. On this trip he came to Thaiphyang, a town destroyed and people killed as revenge for the time when some of the inhabitants followed the Taiping wan.

On the custom of killing newborn baby girls. By Piton. Some remarks by Inspector Josenhans added to this letter.

Copy of a letter by the Prussian ambassador on the persecution of the Berlin missionaries Hanspach and Hubig and on the right of Protestant missionaries to live in the inferior regions of China.

Two Chinese papers.

Account of a journey to Tschong lok, by Lechler. There are plans for a new station at Fu tschuk phai.

Alle Berichte / all reports 1867

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler, Li tschin Kau, Wilhelm Bellon, Martha Bellon-Mögling, K. Carlowitz, Heinrich Bender, Charles Piton

Here Lechler quotes Li tschin kau, who reported from Fu tschuk phai. On his trips he heard people still talk of the rebels also being "Worshippers of God".

A petition to the committee by Li tschin kau concerning his position as travelling preacher. Translated by Lechler.

Lechler mentions that the mandarin has stopped the persecution of Christians at Lyung tschon. Ki tschung is a new out station.

Report of a journey to Schong thung, by Lechler.

The dedication of the new Basel Mission Chapel at Hongkong. By Lechler. With a Chinese letter by Tsen a sang, written by his daughter and translated by Lechler. Also a sketch plan of the church, by Tsen a sang.

Lechler in his annual report on the Girls' School mentions the son of a Christian couple, who had been baptized by the rebels.

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