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The situation in Kayintschu, described by Ott.

Districtconference on Kayintschu as new station. Gussmann, Ott, Minsyu and F. Kong (Ayun).

Objections to the wishes of the comitee for the liturgy as drafted by the missionaries in China having to be approved by the missionaries in India and Africa also. Gussmann.

Lyong Syong-nam as new evangelist for Kayintschu approved by the commitee. Gussman. He also mentions Moi-lim, where Ayun at the moment seems to find open doors for the gospel. See also 57.

Gussmann in his report mentions the baptism of 90 people as a fruit of the movement going on in this district.

The story of the conversation of some of the new Christians told by Fatlin Kong (Ayun).

The development of the congregation at Moi-lim. Trouble with the mandarin. Gussman.

A journey to Moi-lim and the new movement in this area. F. Kong.

The annual report mentions a growth of 181 new Christians.

A letter by the English missionary Mr. Partridge to Lechler highly praising the work of Basel Mission missionaries whom he had visited at Tschongtshun and Nyenhangli.

Plans for the building of a chapel at Nyenhangli. Gussmann

Alle Berichte / all reports 1876

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Generalkonferenz, Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler, Jakob Lörcher, Charles Piton, Gottlieb Reusch, Martin Schaub, Rudolf Ott, Tschin Minsiu, Gustav Adolf Gussmann, Kong Ayun

Alle Berichte / all reports 1877

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Rudolf Lechler, Rev. S.B. Partridge, Gottlieb Reusch, Wilhelm Bellon, Jakob Lörcher, Georg Morgenroth, Martin Schaub, Paulus Kammerer, Rudolf Ott, Gustav Adolf Gussmann, Kong Ayun, Heinrich Ziegler, David…

Both letters, by Lechler and by Mr. Baldwin, an English missionary, on the resolution of the Shanghai Missionaries' Conf. To observer the 1st sunday in October as a day of prayer for China. For the Shanghai Missionaries' Conference see also A-10, with the minutes and Lechler's speech.

Permission for the editing of a monthly paper in the Chinese colloquial is asked by Reusch.

An inspector from the Presbyterian Mission in Ireland, a Mr. Stevenson visits the missionaries at Hongkong. Lechler. Again a number of Hakkas emigrating to Honolulu etc. See also Nr. 15.

Extract from Lechler's diary, mentioning again the return of Chinese emigrants from Demerara, where they became Christians. Two new missionaries have arrived: Kamerer and Schaible.

Annual report, with news of the arrival of the 3rd missionary, Morgenroth and missionary Ziegler. Due to the emmigration of several members of the congregation the number of Christians has declined, Loechler reports.

Report on the intinerant preacher Tschong Lyu luk. By Lechler.

Annual report on the work of the colporteur Lin Fuk tshin (Angi pak). By Lechler.

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