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A 32 pp report on the journey to Tschong lok. By Winnes. (See also Nos. 7, 9, 15). Special points mentioned: the emigration of Chinese to the West Indies (p. 8). See also No. 5, 1859. Remarkable Customs found in villages along the route. Meeting with mission helper Tshong hin. A continuation of the report follows in letter No. 19. The last page consists of a sketch map of the travel route with the villages of the area.

History of the congregation of Tschong lok. A continuation of Winnes' report.

Annual report of Hongkong station. By Lechler.

Annual report of Lilong station. By Winnes.

Bender, Hongkong, on a pagan festival. His first quarterly report.

Lechler, in his first quarterly report, mentions Minsiu, on his way to Basel for training in the mission house (Tschin Min siu, B.V. 685, ordained 1869). There are also news from Demrara, where a number of Basel Christians emigrated, Hynfuk, baptized by Lechler, reports

Bender's second quarterly report on his journey to Sin wui (Sinon district) together with the teacher Wong. On p. 9 he describes the festival of the dragon.

Tschin kau (=Li Chin kau) back from Tschong lok reports on the Christian congregation there. Translated by Lechler.

Mrs. Lechler on the Girls' School.

Lechler on his journey to Tschonglok, this time with an 'official' permit and the permission of the mandarin and the governor of the province of Canton. He praises the Christians at Tschong lok and speaks of 68 communicants. A longer report on this trip follows in

On the Christians in Tschong lok, Nyenhangli and Tschong tshun.

A sketch of the Tschong lok area, by Li tschin kau. A photocopy of this sketch can be found at the end of this volume.

Annual report of Hongkong station and Girls' School. By Bender.

Winnes asks for permission to come to Europe on leave.

Trouble caused by bands of robbers and some other people at Lilong, who protest against the building of a mission house.

Alle Berichte / all reports 1863

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler, Heinrich Bender, Philipp Winnes, Ernst J. Eitel

The Prussian Treaty has been ratified, which means that German missionaries can own land and travel with a valid passport.

A description from Winnes of Tschin Min Siu who is on his way to Basel (B.V.685).

Seven Sundays at Tschong lok. The last part of Winnes' report on his journey to Tschong lok. He mentions the Worshippers of God", who also came to his services.

Winnes on the work in Lilong. Mentions the "Worshippers of God" in Ma ham and the activities of the Roman Catholics in the Sinon and Kuishen district.

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