. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . ter trainedteachers and better officers. The most important occurrence has beenPastor Paks resignation and his appointment by the General As-semblys Committee on Missions to open work in the eastern partof Shantung Province of China. Pastor Pak, the kind, courteous,wise, and usually firm leader of the Church, was gladlj spared forthis work because we knew of no man better fitted for fatheringthat work. MEDICAL.—Chairyung takes this occasion to re
. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . ter trainedteachers and better officers. The most important occurrence has beenPastor Paks resignation and his appointment by the General As-semblys Committee on Missions to open work in the eastern partof Shantung Province of China. Pastor Pak, the kind, courteous,wise, and usually firm leader of the Church, was gladlj spared forthis work because we knew of no man better fitted for fatheringthat work. MEDICAL.—Chairyung takes this occasion to record itsthanks to God for having a medical force so prepared by and so backed up by the station that Dr. Whitingcould take a years furlough and come back to an uninter-rupted and undiminished work (this not discounting thegood work done by Miss McKee and Dr. and Mrs. Ludlow) ;also that the medical work is so nearly self-supporting; andthat the medical work, while being so thorough as such isno less evangelistic, practising team-work with telling ef-fect. These statistics need no comment. They are fromJune 1, 1912, to June 1, 1913:. •- 3 o S5E KOREA—CHIINC; .III 207 New patients 8,SS0 Returned patients 7,220 Calls 388 In-patients 186 Operations under ciiloroforni 110 Total ; 16,598 Among the people that come to the hospital for treatment four outof seven are unbelievers. Of the latter, during the past year, 296were reported as conversions, by the hospital evangelist and Bible-woman. CHUNG JU STATION Five years a<»<) Chimg Ju was set off as an independentstation. Since then the work in this province has been car-ried on from this center. EVANGELISTIC—C7(7///r/ Ju City Church.—In spite ofthe fact that the year has been full of difficult situations,the condition of the local church is, on the whole, hopeful. The enrollment of the church is 350, with an average attendanceof 270. During the past year 17 adults and seven infants werebaptized. Twenty-one cat
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