world missionary conference, edinburgh, scotland, 1910

The Burke Library Archives Union Theological Seminary, New York

Missionary Research Library Archives: Section 12

Finding Aid for

World Missionary Conference Records, Edinburgh, 1910

Dr. John R. Mott

Chairman of the World Missionary Conference, 1910

Finding Aid prepared by: John L. Grillo and Ruth Tonkiss Cameron, January 2006 Summary Information Creator: The World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh, 1910 Title: World Missionary Conference Records, 1910 Inclusive dates: 1895-2005 Bulk dates: 1908-1918 Abstract: Records from a worldwide ecumenical conference of Protestant missionaries taking place in Edinburgh, Scotland, 14 - 23 June, 1910, including those from the Continuation Committees established to continue work beyond the 1910 meeting: Questionnaires, missionary responses from the field, originals, transcripts; administrative correspondence, area reports and reports to Commissions, minutes; published findings and administrative records of the Area Conferences of the Continuation Committees. Size: 33 boxes, 15.5 linear feet Storage: Onsite storage Repository: The Burke Library Union Theological Seminary 3041 Broadway New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-851-5612 Fax: 212-851-5613 Email: [email protected]

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Administrative Information Provenance: Originally part of the independent Missionary Research Library, under the direction of Charles H. Fahs, who was research

assistant to John R. Mott and curator of the Missionary Research Library from its foundation in 1914 until 1948, these records were

moved with the MRL to the Brown Memorial Tower of Union Theological Seminary in 1929. In 1976 the records were accessioned to the Burke Library archives with the closure of the MRL.

Access restrictions: The collection is unrestricted to readers. Certain materials however are in a fragile condition, and this may necessitate restriction in handling and copying.

Preferred Citation: Item description, MRL 12: World Missionary Conference, 1910, series number, box number, and folder number, The Burke Library Archives at Union Theological Seminary, New York. Organizational History The World Missionary Conference, held at Edinburgh in 1910, was preceded by five interdenominational conferences convened by societies for foreign missions in both Great Britain and the United States. The first conference held in 1888 in London, England was the first attempt to study and distribute information regarding missionary work throughout the world. This was followed in 1900 by a larger, “ecumenical,” meeting of delegates sent from societies for foreign missions based in the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Europe, intending to represent the work of Protestant missionaries in the whole of the inhabited world. This gathering took place in New York City at Carnegie Hall, with over 50,000 attending. Many of those involved in the successful 1900 conference resolved that there should be another conference held in ten years on the other side of the Atlantic. On 29 January, 1907, 37 delegates from twenty Scottish foreign missions committees or boards, unanimously agreed at a meeting held in Glasgow that a Missionary Conference should be held in Edinburgh in June of 1910. This Conference would be structured largely on the model of the 1900 New York conference, being composed of delegates from foreign missions societies actively supporting missionaries in the field and spending no less than £2000 on their foreign work annually. Each society was entitled to send another delegate for every additional £4000 spent. With the constitution of the Conference decided, three points regarding the subject matter to be addressed during the Conference were agreed upon: The Conference would only deal with missionary work among non-Christian peoples; it would only address the most urgent and immediate problems facing the Church; no opinion on ecclesiastical or doctrinal questions would be expressed by the Conference. The Conference began to differ from previous gatherings in the truly international scope of its objectives. An international Committee of eighteen members was appointed from the United States, Great Britain and Canada, in order to frame the program and to

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oversee the arrangements for carrying it out. The first meeting at Oxford of this international committee decided: the choice of subjects on which the Conference would concentrate; the resolution to prepare and present these subjects through careful inquiry and study by appointed commissions; the selection of men and women to act on these commissions; the appointment of J.H. Oldham as the full-time Secretary for the preparation of the Conference. The meeting at Oxford established the overall structure and method of gathering, interpreting and presenting the information to the Conference. The subject themes were arranged according to eight Commissions (for details, see below). The sessions of the World Missionary Conference were held from June 14-23, 1910 in Edinburgh, Scotland, with Dr. John R. Mott as Chairman. On Tuesday, 21 June, Commission VIII put a proposal before the Conference for the formation of a Continuation Committee to oversee the work begun by the Conference in the following years. The proposal received unanimous approval. The work of the Continuation Committees continued from 1911 onward. The bulk of the Burke Library’s records from these Committees date from 1911 to 1918. Geographically, the Continuation Committee and its sectional conferences took place worldwide, but there was a significant concentration of efforts on China, East Asia and India. The areas of concern to these conferences seemed primarily to be within Christian education and literature. The preparation for the centenary of Edinburgh 1910 is currently underway. The 2010 conference is to be modeled after the eight-commission structure of the 1910 World Missionary Conference in order to conduct a thorough historical examination of Christian mission over the last 100 years, and also to examine the current and future situation of a truly global Christianity. Sources: World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh, 1910. The history and records of the conference: together with addresses delivered at the evening meetings. Edinburgh: Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier; New York: Fleming H. Revell, [1910?] Burke [UTS] Microfiche 84-B1 ATLA fiche 1986-0546. http://www.towards2010.org.uk/ Collection Scope and Content Note The records of the World Missionary Conference, 1910 and its Continuation Committees consist of administrative correspondence, lists of delegates, questionnaires to and responses from missionaries in the field worldwide, records from preliminary meetings and promotional materials; reports and papers to the eight Commissions, minutes of the meetings at Edinburgh, 1910 and newspaper clippings; further


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administrative correspondence and other records from the Continuation Committees, printed findings and minutes of those meetings. The collection is organized in two series:

• Series 1: World Missionary Conference, 1910 (25 boxes, 11.75 lin. ft.) This series contains documents and materials directly pertaining to the WMC

1910. It includes area reports, administrative correspondence, and lists of delegates, questionnaires and responses from missionaries in the field, reports to the Commissions, miscellaneous articles and newspaper clippings, materials from preliminary meetings and promotional materials.

This series is arranged by Commission: Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1) Area Reports: boxes 1-6

2) Draft Reports to the Commission: box 7 3) Preliminary and Administrative Correspondence: boxes 8-10

includes Special Committee on Statistics Commission II: The Church in the Mission Field Area Reports Arranged Geographically: boxes 11-13 Commission III: Education in Relation to the Christianization of National Life Preliminary Correspondence and Criticism of Draft Reports: Final reports arranged geographically: box 14 Note: Additional Records of Commission III: American section, including minutes of the section's meetings and correspondence, can be found in the Ernest deWitt Burton Papers at the University of Chicago Library.

Commission IV: The Missionary Message in Relation to Non-Christian Religions 1) Correspondence and bound draft reports, vols. I and II: box 15 2) Bound draft reports, vols. III, IV, and V: box 16

Commission V: The Preparation of Missionaries Correspondence and questionnaires box 17

Commission VI: The Home Base of Missions boxes 18-22 Section 1: The Church’s Concept of Her Mission [not represented in the published report] Section 2: The Spiritual Resources of the Church Section 3: Promotion of Missionary Intelligence

a) Through regular church services and agencies b) Newspapers and periodicals c) Through special literature d) Through mission study classes



e) Through academic instruction [Instruction in academic institutions]

f) Through visits to the mission fields g) Through conferences, exhibitions and other methods [Special

methods?] Section 4: Enlistment of an adequate force of missionaries

a) Demand and supply of candidates b) Methods employed c) Qualifications required [not in published report] d) Motives e) Student volunteer movement [not listed as a separate category in WMC records]

Section 5: Financial Support of the Missionary Enterprise Section 6: Home Leadership

a) Clergymen and ministers b) Laymen c) Women d) Mission board secretaries [not in published report]

Section 7: Problems of Administration a) Relation of needs abroad and receipts at home b) Women’s boards and church boards c) Support and use of missionaries at home [not in published report] d) Relations of executive committee at home to the work abroad [not in published report] e) Co-operation at home [not in published report]

Missionaries at Home on Furlough [not in WMC records] f) native missionaries

Science of Missionary Societies [not in WMC records] Section 8: Fundamental Value of Missions to the Church [titled Reflex Influence of Missions on the Church in WMC records]

Commission VII: Missions and Governments Summary responses, administrative correspondence, minutes and draft reports box 23 Commission VIII: Cooperation and the Promotion of Unity Instructions to correspondents, administrative correspondence box 23 * The reports of the eight Commissions of the WMC were published as: World Missionary Conference (1910 : Edinburgh, Scotland) Report of Commission I-VIII. 9 v.; 20 cm. Edinburgh: Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, and New York : Fleming H. Revell, 1910. Burke Union Stacks NC 1910w J



• Series 2 Continuation Committees, 1910-2005 (8 boxes, 3.75 lin. ft.) Commissioners from the WMC continued work after Edinburgh in conferences taking place around the world. This series contains reports, administrative correspondence, lists of delegates, papers, minutes, and printed and published materials from Continuation Committee meetings and Area Conferences after 1910. It also includes information on events leading up to the 100th anniversary of the WMC 1910.

Processing Metal clips and staples were removed from materials and folded items were flattened. Materials were placed in new acid-free folders and boxes. Acidic items were separated from one another by interleaving with acid-free paper as needed. Any items in an advanced state of deterioration were placed in Mylar envelopes.



Contents list Series 1: WMC 1910Series Box Folder Contents 1 1 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: Africa 1 1 1 Nigeria 1 1 2 Liberia; Togoland; Morocco, French Guinea, Gambia, and Sierra Leone 1 1 3 French Congo; Cameroons 1 1 4 Belgian Congo 1 1 5 Uganda 1 1 6 Portuguese East Africa; Zululand 1 1 7 British East Africa 1 1 8 German East Africa 1 1 9 Nyasaland Protectorate 1 1 10 Madagascar 1 1 11 Northern and Southern Rhodesia; Transvaal 1 1 12 German South West Africa; Angola 1 1 13 South Africa; Transvaal and Natal 1 1 14 South Africa 1 2 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: North and NE Africa; West and Central Asia 1 2 1 Abyssinia; Egypt; Eritrea 1 2 2 Tunis; Morocco; Algeria 1 2 3 East Arabia; Turkestan; Palestine; Arabia 1 2 4 Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1 2 5 Persia 1 2 6 Syria 1 2 7 Turkey; Turkey-in-Asia 1 2 8 Turkey; Turkey-in-Asia 1 3 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: India 1 3 1 India: preliminary draft report 1 3 2 Calcutta; Palamcottah; Punjab; Ebenezer, Bengal; Asrapur- Atari, Punjab; Central India 1 3 3 Punjab; Ceylon; Henzada, Burma; Bankipore; Bombay 1 3 4 Darjeeling; Battalagundu; Madras; Lahore 1 3 5 Calcutta; Madras; London, England; Manipuri; Taloda, Khandesh; Kandy 1 3 6 Kottayam; Mysore City; Purulia, Bengal; Bombay 1 3 7 Landour, Mussoonii; Quetta, Baluchistan; Allahabad; Ahmednagar; Lahore; Pasumalai



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 3 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: India (Cont’d) 1 3 8 Bombay; Pasumalai, Madura; Burma; Peshwar; Lahore; Ootacamund, Niligiri Hills 1 3 9 Allahabad; Azamgarh; Big Conjeeveram; Poona; Bamdah, Bengal 1 3 10 Tura, Assam; Srinagar, Kashmir; Neemuch; Teluguland; Kedgaon, Poona District 1 4 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: India; SE Asia 1 4 1 Allahabad; Mangalore; Oudh; Rangoon; Jaffna, Ceylon; Madras 1 4 2 Calcutta; Rajkot, Gujerat; Sialkot, Punjab; Mhow; 1 4 3 Rangoon, Burma; Dohnavur, Tinnevelly; Miraj; Lucknow; Simla, Punjab 1 4 4 Ludhiana, Punjab; Madras; Cawnpore; Tinnevelly; Khasia Hills, Assam; Dohnavur, Tinnevelly; Chanapatia, Bengal; Calcutta 1 4 5 Dutch East Indies 1 4 6 New Caledonia and Dependencies 1 4 7 British and Dutch New Guinea 1 4 8 New Hebrides 1 4 9 Singapore Straits Settlements 1 4 10 Laos; Siam 1 4 11 Philippines 1 5 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: China 1 5 1 Anshanfu, Kweichow; Yunnanfu, Yunnan; Soochow; Chekiang; Hankow; Swatow 1 5 2 Peking; Foochow; Tingchowfu; Yun-ch’eng; Shanghai 1 5 3 Hinghwa; Shanghai; Yungchowfu; Formosa; Kweichow 1 5 4 Chefoo; Taikuhsien; Chengtu; Foochow; Shanghai; Chengtu; Kingkiang; 1 5 5 Shanghai; Peking; Hunan; Kingchowfu; Canton 1 5 6 Nanking; Hong Kong; Satsow; Changtehfu; Chefoo; Shanghai 1 5 7 Hwailuh; Hengchow Fu; Kiel China Mission; Kaifeng; Yungpingfu; Cheng-tu-fu; Tsungjen; Kan-chau-fu; Shanghai 1 5 8 Urumtsi, Chinese Turkestan; Sopingfu; Canton; Lao-ko-kau; Foochow; Kalgan; Yuen-chau-fu; Hwai Yuen 1 5 9 Pao-ting-fu; Peking; Hung-tung-hsien; Samho; Chang te fu; Shanghai; Weihsien; Ningpo



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 5 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: China 1 5 10 Batang, including report on present situation on the Chinese- Tibetan frontier; Chungking; Wutingchow; Hong Kong; Changpu; Amoy; Fukien; Kweichow; Independent No-su Land; Chaotong; Foochow 1 5 11 Tungshiang; Peking; Shanghai; Sining-fu 1 6 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World Area reports: Asia, Russia, the Americas, Caribbean, Greenland, and reports from other correspondents 1 6 1 China: Chinyuen; Wuchangfu; Hankow; Yangchow 1 6 2 China: Swatow; Ningpo; Newington Green, London; Shanghai; Amoy 1 6 3 China: Tsingtau; Foochow; Peking; Amoy; Yuanchow; Chinanfu; Shanghai; Lilong 1 6 4 China: Takushan; Manchuria: Moukden; Hsing-min-ting; Fakumen 1 6 5 Japan: Yokohama; Tainan; Kyoto; Tokyo; Sendai 1 6 6 Japan: Nagasaki; Tokyo; Wakayama 1 6 7 Japan: Tamsui; Matsuye; Nagasaki; Yokohama; Tainan; Tokyo 1 6 8 Japan: Machi; Nagoya; Kobe; Tokyo; Kumamoto; 1 6 9 Japan: Okayama; Asahigawa; Senda; Kyoto; Naha; 1 6 10 Korea: Taiku; Seoul; Mokpo 1 6 11 Korea: Pyeng Yang; Songdo; Wonsan; Seoul 1 6 12 British West Indies; Belize; Peru 1 6 13 Russia 1 6 14 Greenland 1 6 15 “Other Correspondents:” Edward Warren Capen; Lars Dahle; Rev. T. Lindhagen; Report by the Missionary Board of Directors of the United Brethren 1 7 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 7 1 Commission I: Draft reports 1 7 2 Lists of recommended corresponding members of the commissions [1909] with correspondence, 1910; 1 7 3 Commission I: British Section, minutes of meetings, 4 May 1909, 29 Jun. 1909; 1 7 4 Commission I: British Advisory Council, minutes of meetings, 3 Feb. 1909, and 5 Oct. 1909; 1 7 5 Commission I: list of members; minutes of meetings, Sept. 1908- Jun. 1910 1 7 6 Commission I: Subcommittee on Statistics: tables; questionnaire; suggested questions



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 7 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 7 7 Commission I: suggested questions and methods for gathering data 1 7 8 Commission I: Sub-Committee on Unoccupied Fields: questionnaire; form letters, 1909; Draft report: The Native Church as an Evangelistic Agency 1 7 9 Commission I: list of corresponding members, A-Z & by area; The Superhuman Factor in Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World; method of dealing with questionnaire responses; outline report from the Commission; List of papers sent to Prof. Beach, 8 October; questions for corresponding members of Commission 1 7 10 Commission I: report on question XII, 1, by H.H. Montgomery; Pamphlet from United Board for Christian Higher Education, [1955]; West China News Notes, 24 Jan, 5 Feb, 1929; Administrative correspondence and essay, J.R. Mott and F. Lenwood, Feb 1909 – Mar 1910 Response to question IX 1 7 11 Preliminary correspondence, J. R. Mott (& assistant H.P. Andersen) and R.P. Mackay, 6 Oct 1909 - 6 Apr 1910 1 7 12 Preliminary correspondence, J. R. Mott and Ruth Rouse, 11 Feb1909 –29 Mar 1910 1 7 13 Preliminary correspondence, J. R. Mott and Eugene Stock, 22 Dec 1909 - 15 Apr 1910 1 7 14 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: blank questionnaire; Preliminary correspondence, John R. Mott and Charles R. Watson, 26 Apr. 1909 - 12 Jan. 1910; 1 7 15 Preliminary correspondence, John R. Mott and Charles R. Watson, 21 Jan 1910 - 24 May 1910; 1 7 16 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Preliminary correspondence, 19 Sept 1908 - 25 May 1910 1 7 16 Materials re unoccupied fields in India, mss. & printed pamphlets; Map of Dutch New Guinea, Papua, ms; Map of India: Bengal, United Provinces and Central Provinces, printed 1 7 17 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Responses from members in the field: Africa 1 7 18 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Responses from members in the field: North Africa and Sudan 1 7 19 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Responses from members in the field: India 1 7 20 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Responses from members in the field: East Asia



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 7 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 7 21 Commission I: Subcommittee on Unoccupied Fields: Responses from members in the field: Mexico, Central and South America, Caribbean 1 7 22 Preliminary correspondence, John R. Mott and Samuel Zwemer, 7 Jul. 1909 - 7 Feb.1910 1 8 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 8 1 Preliminary administrative correspondence, JR. Mott and J.H. Oldham, 4 Sept.-28 Dec. 1908 1 8 2 12 Jan. - 8 Feb. 1909 1 8 3 11 Feb. - 21 May 1909 1 8 4 3 Jun. - 5 Aug.1909 1 8 5 6 Aug. - 2 Oct. 1909 1 8 6 1 Oct. - 12 Nov. 1909. 1 8 7 17 Nov. -30 Dec.1909 1 8 8 7 Jan. - 4 Feb.1910. 1 8 9 3 Feb. - 11 Mar.1910. 1 8 10 8 Mar. - 11 Apr.1910 1 8 11 Correspondence: J H Oldham and J. R. Mott, 23 Feb. - 8 May 1909, incl Bishop of Southwark, 20 Feb.1909 1 8 12 German Executive Committee, resolution; Continental Missionary Societies proposal; Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and Julius Richter, 7 Sept., 1908-20 Feb. 1909; Letter, Julius Richter to Beach, 23 Feb. 1909 1 8 13 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and J. Richter, 2 Mar. - 14 Sep. 1909. 1 8 14 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott to J. Richter, 22 Sept.1909 - 15 Feb.1910. 1 8 15 Correspondence: J. Richter to H.P. Anderson, 21 Feb, 1910; Address list; German Committee, draft report; Preliminary administrative correspondence: J. R. Mott and J. Richter, 4 - 21 Mar 1910; Correspondence: H.P. Anderson [?] and E. Klesel, Dec 1909 – Mar 1910; Correspondence: J. R. Mott to J. Richter, Mar 1909; 1 8 16 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and George Robson, 29 Oct. 1908 - 26 Jan.1909 1 8 17 Correspondence J.R.Mott, G. Robson, James S. Dennis, Archdeacon Moule, 28 Jan. - 27Apr 1909. 1 8 18 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and G. Robson, 14 May 1909 - 15 Feb1910; W. Ewing to G. Robson, 24 Feb, 1910



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 8 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 8 19 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and G. Robson, 12 Mar 1910 - 2 Apr 1910 1 8 20 Miscellaneous preliminary correspondence, 7 Nov 1908 - 29 Mar 1910 1 8 21 Continuation Committee, Special Committee on Statistics: Miscellaneous correspondence, 12 Oct 1910 - 22 Dec 1911 1 8 22 Misc. correspondence to J.S. Dennis, 17 Jan - 3 Dec 1912 1 8 23 Misc. correspondence, 9 Jan. - 17 Dec. 1913 1 8 24 Continuation Committee, Special Committee on Statistics: Provisional report by J. Richter; 4 reports re preparation and of gathering statistics 1 8 25 Continuation Committee, Special Committee on Statistics: Draft instructions; Models; Correspondence to secretaries of the Mission Boards; German Catholic and Protestants missions’ statistical surveys; Admin. Correspondence; Report on citation of information from foreign sources; Draft of Table III, Section II: Statistics of General Literature 1 8 26 Continuation Committee, Special Committee on Statistics: Memoranda on uniform statistics; Resolutions and agreements, Sept.-Oct. 1912; Letter, H.M. Landis to Charles Fahs, 14 Apr., 1913; Statement to the Secretaries of the Mission Boards of North America 1 8 27 Continuation Committee, Special Committee on Statistics: Administrative correspondence, 2 Jul 1911 - 5 Jan 1915 1 9 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 9 1 Commission I: list of Continental reports received by J. Richter; Correspondence: H.P. Andersen and J. Mott, 23 Apr, 18 Oct 1909; Response to questions of Commission I from Miss A.C. Macdonald, ms annotation; 1 9 2 Commission I: preliminary administrative correspondence, attached lists of corresponding missionaries, 17 Aug 1909 - 12 May, 1910 1 9 3 Commission I: Preliminary administrative correspondence, attached lists of corresponding missionaries, 2 Apr –12 May, 1910 1 9 4 Commission I: List of American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1 9 5 Commission I: Indexed list of responses to Commission I 1 9 6 Y.M.C.A. letters and article from Foreign Flashes, 1937 1 9 7 Commission I: responses to question VIII of the commission



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 10 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 10 1 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and Samuel M. Zwemer, 14 Feb - 30 Mar 1910 1 10 2 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and Kenneth Maclennan, 9 Jul - 17 Nov 1909 1 10 3 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and K. Maclennan, 19 Nov - 14 Apr 1910 1 10 4 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and H.E. Wootton, 13 Jun1908 - 15 Feb 1909; One World Missionary Movement, printed pamphlets, memorandum and manifesto, 1908-1909 1 10 5 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and H.E. Wootton, 3 Mar - 30 Jun1909; One-World Missionary Movement, pamphlet, suggested resolutions by H. E. Wootton, Jan 1909; Australian news clippings re One-World Missionary Movement, 1909; The general acceptance of the ‘One –World Missionary Movement,’reprint from London Missionary Society Chronicle, [1909?] 1 10 6 Preliminary administrative correspondence, bulk J. R. Mott and H.E. Wootton, 6 Jul 1909 - 4 Apr 1910 1 10 7 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and J.P. Jones, 12 Nov 1909 - 20 Apr 1910, 1 10 8 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and B. La Trobe, 21 Jan - 29 Mar 1910 1 10 9 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and J. Robinson, 13 Nov - 9 Apr1910 1 10 10 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and V. Sorensen, 12 Nov 1909 - 29 Mar 1910 1 10 11 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and T.E. Egerton Shore, 16 Feb - 24 Mar 1910 1 10 12 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and R. E. Speer, 16 Mar - 2 Apr 1910 1 10 13 Preliminary administrative correspondence, bulk H.P. Andersen and Wm. J. Schieffelin, 21 Nov 1908 - 19 Apr1910 1 10 14 Preliminary administrative correspondence, H.P. Andersen and Charles R. Watson, 17 Nov 1908 - 30 Mar 1910 1 10 15 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and H.H. Montgomery, 26 Oct 1909 - 15 Apr1910 1 10 16 Preliminary administrative correspondence, H.P. Andersen and various members of conference, 16 Sept 1908 - 4 May 1910 1 10 17 Preliminary administrative correspondence, J. R. Mott and members of conference, 7 Jan -13 May 1910



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 10 Commission I: Carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World 1 10 18 Preliminary administrative correspondence, Harlan P. Beach and H.P. Andersen, 22 Oct - 19 Dec 1908; Correspondence: Henry T. Hodgkin to John R. Mott, 13, 14 Dec 1908 1 10 19 Miscellaneous administrative correspondence, bulk to J. R. Mott, 23 Jan - 27 Dec 1909 1 10 20 Preliminary correspondence, J R. Mott, 29 Jan - May 1910 1 10 21 Commission I: Miscellaneous papers: 1 10 22 Commission I: Miscellaneous papers: 1 11 Commission II: The Church in the Mission Field and its Workers: Area reports from Africa, Middle East, India 1 11 1 Africa reports, A-Gr: 1 11 3 Africa reports, Mi-Tu : 1 11 4 Africa reports, miscellaneous: 1 11 5 Middle East Reports: 1 11 6 India Reports, A –Cham: 1 11 7 India Reports, Chan – E: 1 11 8 India Reports, F- He: 1 11 9 India Reports, J -K 1 12 Commission II: The Church in the Mission Field and its Workers Area reports from India, SE Asia, Korea, Japan, Manchuria, & China, 1 12 1 India Reports, L - Ro: 1 12 2 India Reports, Roc - Ve: 1 12 3 India Reports, Wi – Wy and miscellaneous: 1 12 4 South East Asia Reports, A – Z: 1 12 5 Korea, Japan Reports, A – L 1 12 6 Korea, Japan Reports, M – Y 1 12 7 Manchuria Reports, A – Z: 1 12 8 China Reports, A – Cl: 1 12 9 China Reports,Co – E: 1 13 Commission II: The Church in the Mission Field and its Workers Area reports from China, Latin America; reports from organizations operating in more than one country; Report instructions 1 13 1 China Reports, G – Ho: 1 13 2 China Reports, Hu - Mac:



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 13 Commission II: The Church in the Mission Field and its Workers Area reports (Cont’d) 1 13 3 China Reports, Me – No: 1 13 4 China Reports, P – Wo: 1 13 5 Latin America Reports, A-Z: 1 13 6 Reports from organizations with missionary operations in more than one country: 1 13 7 Printed instructions for reporting sent to all correspondents, 15 May 1909 1 14 Commission III: Education in Relation to Non-Christian Religions: 1 14 1 Copies of preliminary correspondence re report on Japan, Edward C. Moore and Edward Warren Capen, 9 Feb - 11 May 1910 1 14 2 Commission III: Correspondence and reports Correspondence: E. D. Burton to E. C. Moore, 14 Sep. 1909; A.G. Fraser to [J.H. Oldham?], 15 Feb 1910 Incomplete draft report on Japan, pp. 55-60, 64-66; Correspondence: criticism of draft report on India to J.H. Oldham, 1910; Notes on Relating of Christian Truth to Indigenous Thought and Feeling in India by J.P. Jones 1 14 3 Suggestions of the American Section for Report Part 3; Notes to accompany report; Correspondence, Feb 1910; Criticisms of draft report, part 2; 1 14 4 Commission III: Criticisms of Draft Report, D-S by correspondent 1 14 4 Commission III: Criticisms of Draft Report, by H. Whitehead 1 14 5 Commission III: form letter and questionnaire with instructions 1 15 Commission IV: The Missionary Message in Relation to Non-Christian Religions: 1 15 1 Correspondence; questionnaire, instructions; Reports from correspondents: Vol. I: Animism and Buddhism - Africa, Japan, Burma, Siam, Ceylon Vol. II: Chinese Religions 1 16 Commission IV: Reports from correspondents: 1 16 1 Vol. III: Indian Religions A-J 1 16 2 Vol. IV: Indian Religions K-Z 1 16 3 Vol. V: Mohammedanism



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 17 Commission V: On the Preparation of Missionaries: 1 17 1 Hartford Theological Seminary Archives Collection Microfilm copy: WMC Commission V and a few papers from Commission III 1 17 2 Copies of papers from Hartford Theological Seminary: Table of contents of microfilm file; Commission V, list of names; Correspondence, 1909- 1910; Notes; Commission V, minutes, Dec [1909?] - Jan [1910?]; 1 17 3 Commission V questionnaire; questionnaire [annotated proof?]; questionnaire completed and returned 1 18 Commission VI: The Home Base: Intro, Sections 1-2 1 18 1 Introduction: The meaning of the Home Base and outline of report; Section 1. The Church’s concept of her mission: The student volunteer movement; The young people’s missionary movement; Section 2: The Spiritual Resources of the Church 1 18 2 Commission VI: The Home Base: Section 3 Section 3: The Promotion of Missionary Intelligence a) Through regular church services and agencies (US), 1. By Mission Boards; 2. Through the Pulpit; 3. Congregational Activities a) Through regular church services and agencies (British) b) Newspapers and periodicals (American). b) Newspapers and periodicals (British) 1 18 3 c) Through special literature (American) c) Through special literature (British) d) Mission study classes (American) d) Through mission study classes (British). 1 18 4 e) Through academic instruction (American) e) Through academic instruction (British) f) Through visits to mission fields (American) f) Through visits to mission fields (British) 1 18 5 g) Through special methods (American) 1. Field operations; 2. Illustrative material g) Through special methods British) [Section 3.] Exhibitions report 1 18 6 Section 4: The Enlistment of an Adequate Force of Missionaries (American) a) The demand and supply of candidates b) Methods employed to secure candidates c) Qualifications required in candidates d) Motives



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 18 Commission VI: The Home Base Sections 3 - 6(Cont’d) Section 4: The Enlistment of an Adequate Force of Missionaries (British) 1 18 7 Section 5: The Financial Support of the Missionary Enterprise (British) 1 18 8 Section 6: Home Leadership (American) a) Clergymen and Ministers b) Laymen c) Women d) Mission Board Secretaries 1 18 9 Section 6: Home Leadership (Scottish), [sections a and b only] Section 6: Home Leadership (American/Canadian report), 2nd version List of US and Canadian respondents to questions re home leadership; Digest of returns by the Rev. Canon Bullock Webster; Section 6: Home Leadership (American Section report) 1 19 Commission VI: The Home Base, sections 7-8; Questionnaires and responses Commission VI all eight sections 1 19 1 Section 7: Problems of Administration a) Relation of needs abroad and receipts at home: The problem of debts or deficits. [American] a) Relations of needs abroad and receipts at home to appropriations: The problem of debts and deficits (British) b) Women’s Boards and Church Boards (American) b) Women’s Boards and Church Boards (British) c) Support and use of missionaries at home (British) d) Relations of Executive Committee at home to the work abroad (British) d) Relations of Executive Committee at home to the work abroad (American draft notes) 1 19 2 Section 7: Problems of Administration e) Co-operation at home (American Section) f) The appointment of natives of foreign countries as missionaries to their own people (America) g) Special gifts for specific objects (American draft notes)



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents 1 19 Commission VI: The Home Base, Section 8: Reflex influence of missions 1 19 3 Section 8: Reflex influence of missions upon the church a) Comprehensive view of humanity and the world b) Sense of human brotherhood c) Adequate basis of unity d) New spirit of beneficence e) Renewed evangelical zeal f) Confirmed faith g) Deepened spiritual life Section 8: Reflex influence of missions upon the church report; Questionnaire on Missionary Pamphlet Literature 1 19 4 Section 1: The Church’s concept of her mission: Blank questionnaire; Summary of answers; a) Mission of the Church, Exhibit C; 24 questionnaire responses 1 19 5 Section 1: The Church’s concept of her mission: 12 responses 1 19 6 Section 1: The Churches Concept of her mission, Report Section 1: The Churches Concept of her mission a) Mission of the Church b) Present Missionary Operations: Correspondence, 13 Jan- 10 Feb, 1910; Summary of responses; Exhibit F 1 19 7 Section 2: The Spiritual Resources of the Church, Report 1 19 8 Sections 3 - 5 Section 3: The Promotion of Missionary Intelligence [a] Through reports to missionary societies: Letter and questionnaire; [b] Through regular church services and agencies: Outline and Questionnaires [c] Through missionary books: Letters and questionnaires to Publishers; Public Libraries; Sunday school libraries; Theological Seminary Libraries; College libraries [e] Through academic instruction: Letters and questionnaires [f]. Through visits to mission fields: Letters and questionnaires [g]. Through special methods: Report by E. Soper Section 5: Financial Support of Missionary Enterprise, ques’re; Correspondence to J. L Barton, Apr 1910, including Conclusions and Recommendations of the Commission 6 report; Notes and Draft report on Section [2]: The Spiritual Resources of the Church; Blank template letter and questionnaire re: annual reports of missionary societies; [List of] suggestions for American section, Nov. 30, 1908



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 1 19 9 Section 3: The Promotion of Missionary Intelligence: [f] Through visits to mission fields 39 Letters to E C Carter responding to questionnaire for 3f. 1 19 10 Section 3: [f] Through visits to mission fields 24 Letters to E C Carter in response to questionnaire for 3f 1 20 Commission VI: The Home Base: Section 3 Correspondence; questionnaires and responses; reports 1 20 1 20 Letters to E C Carter in response to 3f: visits (contd) 1 20 2 Section 3: [f] Through visits to mission fields 26 Letters to E C Carter in response to 3f: Visits 1 20 3 Section 3: [f] Through visits to mission fields 21 Letters to E C Carter in response to 3f: visits (contd) 1 20 4 Section 3: [f] Through visits to mission fields 38 Letters to E C Carter in response to 3f: visits (contd) 1 20 5 Section 3: [f] Through visits to mission fields Administrative correspondence for questionnaire, Jul – Aug 1909; Correspondence: E C Carter, 48 letters, 5 Aug, 1909-4 July, 1910 1 20 6 Preliminary administrative documents: minutes; correspondence; compiled responses; draft report 1 20 7 Section 3: [d/e] Responses on the study of missions from schools, colleges and universities, 11 letters, 1909 1 20 8 [Section 3c:] Special literature: Report, correspondence, notes, questionnaire responses from publishers, 11 items, 1909 1 20 9 [Section 3c]: Special literature: List of colleges, theological seminary libraries; Draft letter, 1909; Questionnaire responses, A-Y 1 20 10 [Section 3c:] Special literature: Correspondence M. W. Ehnes, 4 letters, Oct – Nov , 1909; Lists for public libraries’; correspondence; draft letter; 12 questionnaire responses from public libraries. 1 20 11 Section 3[g]: Through special methods: Report by Dr Edmund Soper on promotion [Given to the Mission Research Library by Dr Soper, Jul 15, 1918] 1 20 12 Correspondence and notes re reports to conference on sections 3c and 3g, 1909 - 1911



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Commission VI: The Home Base: Section 3: Promotion of Missionary Intelligence 1 21 1 Section 5: The Financial Support of the Missionary Enterprise: Responses to Dr JL Barton: correspondence; financial returns; returned questionnaires; memo; notes for report 1 21 2 Section 6: Home Leadership: Printed list of questions, ms annotations; replies # 1- 7 1 21 3 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 8 - 14 1 21 4 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 15 - 21 1 21 5 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 22 – 28 1 21 6 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 29 - 34 1 21 7 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 35 - 40, 42 - 44 1 21 8 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 45 – 54 1 21 9 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 55 – 64 1 21 10 Section 6: Home Leadership: replies # 65 – 69 1 21 11 Section 6: Home Leadership: Report of Section 6 Sub-Committee 1 21 12 Section 7: Problems of administration: Blank questionnaire; Report Section 7 by A W Halsey; Replies; Outline report 1 21 13 Section 7: Problems of administration: 5 printed reports in response; ms letter and accounts [German]; Supplementary report to section 7d: Relations of Exec Committee at home to the work abroad 1 21 14 Section 8: Reflex influence of missions upon the Church: Responses; summaries; drafts of report, typescript, unassigned. 1 21 15 Section 8: Reflex influence of missions upon the Church: Bibliography; Response; Administrative correspondence; Draft Section 8 report, ms. 1 21 16 Section 9: Conclusions and recommendations:

Draft report; preliminary final copy typescript report; Pre publication print report Commission VI: The Home Base 1 22 1 Thematic reports; Introduction to Commission VI report, revised draft; Committee lists and outlines of enquiry; Questionnaire, German translation; 1 22 2 Commission VI: (British section): Minutes; Questionnaire outlines: Scottish, English; List of changes for draft report 1 22 3 Commission VI: The Home Base: Outlines; Lists of Commission VI members; Letter and report to American members of Commission; Minutes, Dec, 1909



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents Commission VI: The Home Base (Cont’d) 1 22 4 Correspondence: J L Barton and G.W Macalpine, 1908 – 10 1 22 5 Correspondence: J L Barton and J P Maud, 1908 - 10 1 22 6 Correspondence: J L Barton and Mrs H B Montgomery, 1908 – 10 1 22 7 Correspondence: J L Barton and F. Würz, 1908 – 10 1 22 8 Correspondence: J L Barton and A W Halsey, 1908 – 10 1 22 9 Correspondence: J L Barton and J Lovell Murray, 1908 –10 1 22 10 Correspondence: J L Barton and J R Pepper, 1908 – 10 1 22 11 Correspondence: J L Barton and N W Rowell, 1908 – 10 1 22 12 Correspondence: J L Barton and L H Severance, 1908 – 10 1 22 13 Correspondence: J L Barton and J Campbell White, 1908 – 10 1 22 14 Correspondence: J L Barton and J W Wood, 1908 – 10 1 22 15 Correspondence: J L Barton and Commission members, 1909 1 22 16 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1908 – 09 Commission VII: Relation of missions to governments 1 23 1 Summary of responses to questions 6-8 1 23 2 Instructions to correspondents 1 23 3 Documents submitted by American members, printed; Suggestion re Tibet and Nepal; 1 23 4 Minutes, 17 Dec 1909 1 23 5 Draft report: Introduction; Chapter 1: Survey of conditions in various mission fields 1 23 6 Draft report: Chapter 2: Principles and findings 1 23 7 Draft report: Sections a, c-g by location [section b not on file]; Supplementary memorandum 1 23 8 Report: Netherlands, India and China 1 23 9 Points for consideration in preparing reply to British members 1 23 10 Correspondence: Seth Low (Chair), Feb - April, 1909 1 23 11 Correspondence: Seth Low (Chair), Feb - April, 1909 1 23 12 Correspondence: Seth Low (Chair), March - April, 1909, includes transcribed replies to Commission VII questions 1 23 13 Summary of replies to questions 1-9 Commission VIII: Cooperation and the Promotion of Unity; 1 23 14 Question list with instructions to correspondents 1 23 15 Correspondence: A. Fraser, S. McBee, J. H. Oldham, May 1909- June 1910; Suggestion re Batang 1 23 16 Report: A Sketch of the North Japan Mission, 1895-1900; The Church of Christ in Japan, 1900 - 1909



Series 1: WMC 1910 (Cont’d)Series Box Folder Contents WMC Miscellaneous 1 24 1 Preliminary administrative papers, 1909 1 24 2 Off prints and article transcripts re Conference, 1909 -11 1 24 3 Fliers, contemporary journal reports, published photos, 1 24 4 Establishment of International Committee, 1909 – 10: Report; memorandum; proposal; letter 1 24 5 Conference records: WMC tickets; List of addresses registered by delegates; List of delegates [galley proof?]; List of members of commissions; Instructions to Stewards; Edinburgh Univ. Hon. Graduation ceremony program & ticket 1 24 6 Central Advisory Committee minutes: 1908 – 10 1 24 7 Exec Committee minutes, II-XI, Dec 1907 – Apr 1910 1 24 8 International Committee minutes, July, 1908; British Section minute, Jan, 1910 1 24 9 General Committee minutes, I-VI, 1907-1910; Memorandum re constitution … of conference, Dec 1907 1 24 10 Transatlantic transport and Missionary Cruise: correspondence; brochures; plan 1 24 11 New York Advisory Council, American Exec Committee minutes, Apr 1909 – Mar 1910 1 24 12 American Executive Committee reports: 31 Jan 1908; 14 Jan 1909; promotional report [Jan 1910]; list of special delegates appointed by American Exec Committee 1 24 13 American Executive Committee minutes, Oct 1908 - Jan 1910 1 24 14 Business Committee report recommending members of the Continuation Committee [1910?] 1 25 1 Scrapbook of clippings from The Scotsman, re WMC, 1910 1 25 2 Conference Daily Paper, 1 – 9, June 14 – 23, 1910



Series 2: Continuation Committees Series Box Folder Contents For WMC Special Committee on Statistics, see WMC 1910 Series 1: box 8 2 1 1 Continuation Committee, reports to the committee, A, E, F, G, H, L, P, S, 1912 2 1 2 Foreign Missions Conference of North America (FMCNA): Philippines Committee: Comprehensive Program of Advance for the Philippines, 1946-1947 2 1 3 Industrial Missions and C.M.S. Lay Workers’ Unions and Missionary Bands, pamphlets; Index of minutes in the MRL archive 2 1 4 Ecumenical Conference on Foreign Missions: General pamphlet; Daily Bulletins from New York, 21 April-1May, 1900 2 1 5 Correspondence, Cyrus H. McCormick, Jan. 1916; Congress on Christian Work in Latin America: Delegate’s tickets for Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Mott; The Young People’s Missionary Movement: report; ms notes 2 1 6 FMCNA, Japan Committee, 1947: correspondence, reports, minutes 2 1 7 Miscellaneous materials; Maps of Southern Rhodesia from the Rhodesia, Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church 2 1 8 FMCNA: Committee on Work among Moslems: correspondence; minutes; reports 2 1 9 FMCNA General, 1945-1947 2 1 10 FMCNA General 1945-1947 2 1 11 Congress on Christian Work in Latin America: papers, 1916; International Missionary Council, Oxford, papers, 1923; Report on labor conditions in Angola and Mozambique; Pamphlets on unoccupied fields 2 1 12 Religious newspapers; FMCNA publications; Miscellaneous reports and papers 2 1 13 Printed statistics for the Near East and North Africa, 1924 2 1 14 Korea by George Heber Jones, draft and edited copy 2 1 15 Reports from missions in the field, presented at National Conference [?], 1912 2 2 1 Continuation Committee, 1912; papers; financial reports; CC members list 2 2 2 Continuation Committees on China, Japan and India, 1913 - 15: minutes, correspondence and printed materials 2 2 3 Committee on Christian Education, Philippines: reports and printed materials, 1912-1914 2 2 4 Committee on Christian Education, Siam: report re manual training, pamphlets, newspaper clipping, 1908-1913



Series 2: Continuation Committees (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 2 2 5 Committee on Christian Education, Syria: constitution of The Educational Union of Syria and Palestine; pamphlets, 1908-1914 2 2 6 Committee on Christian Education: Near East pamphlets,1913, [1927?] 2 2 7 Committee on Christian Education, Turkey: reports, 1913, 1916; pamphlet, 2 2 8 Committee on Christian Education, Persia; pamphlets, correspondence and extracts, 1908-13 2 3 1 Continuation Committee, Edinburgh, June 23-25, 1910: records: provisional constitution; rules; minutes, June 1910 2 3 2 Continuation Committee, Bishop Auckland, May 16 – 19, 1911: records: revised constitution; minutes; reports, 1911 2 3 3 Continuation Committee, Bishop Auckland, May 16 – 19, 1911: records:minutes, typescript, 1911 2 3 4 Continuation Committee, Lake Mohonk, Sept 26 – Oct 2, 1912: records: Proceedings; Meteorological information; Reports A-S; Minutes; Special Committee on Statistics report; Financial report; Special Committee on Education (American Section) draft report; Abstract of proceedings, in Danish, by J. R. Mott 2 3 5 Continuation Committee (4th), The Hague, Nov 14 – 20, 1913: records: proceedings; minutes; reports; financial; correspondence; Executive Committee minutes, Nov 13, 20; Continuation Committee members, 2 group photographs; lists of participants and apologies 2 3 6 Special Committee on Christian Literature, 1914 - 16: minutes; memoranda by geographical area; Corrections; Conference on Christian Literature, May 30, 1916 report 2 3 7 Education Committee, 1913 -1914: minutes, memorandum on education in West Africa 2 3 8 Guide to Missionary Intercession: Quarterly published guides, 1914 -16; Letter [C.R. Watson ?] to Mott, 2 Sept 1912 2 3 9 International Review of Missions: flyers; notes; correspondence; pamphlet; Business Committee of IRM report, 1916; annotated draft of Editorial introduction to IRM, 1911. 2 3 10 Board of Missionary Preparation: [US] formation committee minutes, Jun, 1911; [North America] Report of 2nd Annual Meeting, New York, 1912: British Board of Study report, Mar, 1913; Letter with Statement re training of missionaries & questionnaire



Series 2: Continuation Committees (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 2 3 11 Continuation Committee: Miscellaneous materials, including Committee of Reference and Counsel: Form letters; Memos; Clippings; Pamphlets; Papers prior to China Continuation conferences; Notes; Report to and list of CC members, Apr 1916 2 3 12 Continuation Committee: Administrative correspondence, 1914- 1918, including lists of committees’ members; report re health conditions in the Dominican Republic; 2 Commission I questionnaire responses re Korea 2 4 1 Continuation Committee Sectional Conference: Shanghai National Conference, March 11-14, 1913: Published findings; Transcriptions of discussions by theme; missionary map of Chekiang; Conference Committee members list; delegates lists 2 4 2 Continuation Committee Sectional Conference: Shanghai Provincial Conference, 11-15 Feb, 1913: Published findings from Chekiang, Kiangsu and Anhwei; Transcriptions of discussions by theme; Lists of delegates 2 4 3 Continuation Committee Sectional Conference: Tsinanfu Conference, 19-21 Feb, 1913: Published findings; Transcriptions of discussions by theme, including reports by Hunter Corbett; E. C. Nickalls, E. W. Burt, R. M. Mateer, G.L. Davis 2 4 4 Continuation Committee Sectional Conference: Tsinanfu Conference, 19-21 Feb, 1913: Lists of delegates 2 4 5 Japan Continuation Committee: Planning papers for meetings and conferences, 1912; Minutes, 1913, 1914; Annual Meetings published minutes, 1914, 1917 2 4 6 Continuation Committee conferences, Tokyo, Apr 3-11, 1913: Commission reports pre CC conferences, 1913; Published findings to [Missionaries; Japanese Christian Leaders; Joint] conferences 2 4 7 Continuation Committee Tokyo Joint Conference, Apr 9-11, 1913: Reports and transcriptions of discussions by theme 2 4 8 Continuation Committee Tokyo Joint Conference, Apr 9-11, 1913: Lists of delegates for Tokyo Joint Conference 2 4 9 Continuation Committee Tokyo Japanese Christian Leaders Conference, Apr 7-9 1913: Transcriptions of discussions by theme; List of delegates



Series 2: Continuation Committees (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 2 4 10 Continuation Committee Tokyo Conference of Missionaries, Apr 3-5,1913: Transcriptions of discussions by theme; List of delegates 2 4 11 Continuation Committee Conference, Seoul, 25-28 Mar, 1913: Published findings; Transcriptions of discussions by theme, including papers by W. B. Hunt, [unknown], M. L. Swinehart, S. A. Moffat, R. A. Hardie, W. N. Balir, M. N. Trollope 2 4 12 Continuation Committee Conference, Seoul, 25-28 Mar, 1913: Transcriptions of discussions by theme, including papers by H. Miller, J. E. Adams, H. H. Weir, M. B. Stokes 2 4 13 Continuation Committee Special Conference of Missionaries, Seoul, March 27, 1913: Transcriptions of discussions by resolution; Syllabus of questions … [for] conferences held by the Continuation Committee of Asia 2 4 14 Continuation Committee Korea Conference: Lists of delegates 2 5 1 Kingwilliamstown Congress, Sept 27, 1911: report of Comission I; Article from The Christian Express, 2 Oct, 1911 South African General Missionary Conf., Capetown, Jul 3-8, 1912: Conference report; 2 5 2 Continuation Committee Conference, Colombo, Nov. 11 – 13, 1912: list of delegates 2 5 3 Continuation Committee Conference of Missionaries, Madras, Nov. 18-20, 1912: Transcripts of discussions; published statements, papers and resolutions; population map of India 2 5 4 Continuation Committee Conference of Missionaries, Bombay, Nov 25-27, 1912: Published findings; statistics; papers; transcripts of discussions 2 5 5 Continuation Committee Conference of Missionaries, Bombay, Nov 25-27, 1912: Transcripts of discussions (cont’d); lists of delegates and committees 2 5 6 Continuation Committee Conference, Jubbulpore, Nov 29 - Dec 2, 1912: Published findings; papers and transcripts of discussions; list of delegates 2 5 7 Continuation Committee Conference, Allahabad, [United Provinces and Behar] Dec 3-6, 1912: Published findings and papers; transcripts of discussions; Articles and table including statistics from1911 census; lists of delegates 2 5 8 Continuation Committee Conference, Lahore Dec 9 -11, 1912: Transcripts of discussions; papers; list of delegates 2 5 9 Continuation Committee Conference, Punjab [Lahore], Dec 9 -11, 1912: Printed findings; survey of area; statistics



Series 2: Continuation Committees (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 2 5 10 Continuation Committee Conference of Missionaries, Calcutta, Dec 16-18, 1912: Published findings; papers and transcripts of discussion; list of delegates 2 5 11 Continuation Committee National Conference, Calcutta, Dec 18-21, 1912: Published findings; address by J R Mott; transcripts of discussions; lists of delegates 2 6 1 Continuation Committee Conference, Burma, Rangoon, Jan 14-16, 1913: Published findings; papers and transcripts of discussion; list of delegates 2 6 2 Continuation Committee Malaysia Conference, Singapore, Jan 21-23, 1913: Published records; transcripts of discussion; list of delegates 2 6 3 China Continuation Committee: Special Committee on Survey and Statistics,1913 – 1917: 3rd Annual Meeting, Shanghai, Apr 30 –May 5, 1915: Notes; reports; article; questionnaire re statistical information [1913?]; statistics of missionary activity, 1917 2 6 4 China Continuation Committee: Analytical graphs of missionary activity to 1918 2 6 5 China Continuation Committee, 1916 - 19: EC minutes & budget, Apr 1919; Christian Publishers’ Association of China policy; Suggestions for Manking Provisional Church Council; transcribed excerpts from I R M, Jan, 1919; Circular CCC letter, May 1916; Special Committee on a Forward Evangelistic Movement Bulletin 6. 2 7 Name and address cards, arranged by country, 3”x5” includes additional sequence of 5”x7” cards 2 8 1 WMC 50th anniversary, 1960: Edinburgh pamphlet; service programs 2 8 2 WMC 50th anniversary, 1960: Arrangements Committee records 2 8 3 WMC 50th anniversary, 1960: Records 2 8 4 WMC 50th anniversary, 1960: Press releases and coverage; service program, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh 2 8 5 WMC 50th anniversary, 1960: Original MRL folder 2 8 6 WMC 100th anniversary: Towards 2010: Mission statement See http://www.towards2010.org.uk/ 2 8 7 Towards 2010: Participants and events 2 8 8 Towards 2010: Papers on Commission I


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Series 2: Continuation Committees (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 2 8 9 Towards 2010: Papers on Commission II 2 8 10 Towards 2010: Papers on Commission III 2 8 11 Towards 2010: Papers on Commission IV
