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orms | -- | -- | -- | -- of work | -- | -- | -- | -- -------------+--------------+---------+--------------+--------------- That would give us relative emphasis on different forms of work. (4) -------------+---------------------+--------------+------------------ | Total Amount Paid | |Relation of Native Christian | to Native Evangel- | Total Native | Contribution to Constituency.| istic Workers In- | Contribution.| Pay of Workers. | cluding all Pastors.| | -------------+---------------------+--------------+------------------ | | | _____________|_____________________|______________|__________________ That would give us some idea of the extent to which the native Christians support the existing work. Now if we could form some idea of the force at work in relation to the country in which it is working; and some idea of the character of the force; and some idea of the relative emphasis laid on different forms of work, and some idea of the extent to which the native Christians support the work, we should, we hope, be able to form a reasonable estimate of the extent and progress of our efforts in the world. The whole number of forms would not be very large, for there would only be about 150 areas from which such forms would be required, and these could be combined so as to give us a view of the situation in the world such as the mind could grasp. This is, we admit, rather a hasty and tentative expression of the way in which we might satisfy the present need; but it seems to us that the time is ripe for the consideration of this great subject, and we can think of no better plan than to propose tables, and then to leave others to criticise and amend them, or to suggest better ones, or better methods of attaining an object which few would deny to be desirable. With proper tables, these or others, we should then be able to trace the meaning and results of each station which we founded and to put it into its place in a reasoned scheme of things, and that is the crying need. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Missionary Survey As An Aid To Intelligent Co-Operation In Foreign Missions, by Roland Allen *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MISSIONARY SURVEY *** ***** This file should be named 13360.txt or 13360.zip ***** This a
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