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now the truth in this matter, both for our encouragement and our admonition. Happily here, we think, we can find an easy and a valuable test. If we ask what proportion of those whom we train continue in their missionary work after the end of their first term of service, we shall certainly have some enlightenment; for it is true of medicals and educationalists, and of evangelists, though in a much less degree, that if any man continues in missionary work after he has fulfilled the letter of his contract, it will generally be because he has his heart in the work; for missionary work seldom, if ever, offers the emoluments of Government service, or of private practice. We ask then-- SURVEY OF WORK IN A PROVINCE --------------------------------------------------------------------- |Evangelistic | Medical | Educational --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ Total Students | | | --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ Trained at Mission Expense, | | | Wholly or in Part. | | | --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ Number who Continue in | | | Mission Work after the end | | | of the Term of their Contract. | | | --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ Proportion of Total Students | | | who so Continue. | | | --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ Remarks and Conclusions. | | | --------------------------------+-------------+---------+------------ If the institutions in which the training is actually carried on lie within the province, then we ought to have tables such as we have for the schools in the station area for these institutions. We need no elaborate statistics in this place, because the work of these institutions should be specially treated in departmental surveys. Here, all that we need is to relate the work of the schools or hospitals which were omitted in the station district survey, because they served a larger area than the station area, to the work done in the province or country. The educational returns from each station area must be added together and the returns of these la
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