Guide to the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. China Mission Records

Descriptive Summary

Title

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. China Mission Records

Inclusive Dates

1868-1969

Call Number

RG 431

Creator(s)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. China Mission.

Quantity

5.75 cubic feet (18 boxes)

Language

Materials in English and Chinese

Restrictions on Access

Open for research. Medical, educational, and psychological records of living people are closed.

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Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Administrative History

The first Presbyterian Church in the U.S. (PCUS) missionary to China, Elias B. Inslee, arrived in 1867, and the mission was officially organized at Hangchow in December 1868. Financial difficulties and health problems initially hampered the mission’s work, but the situation slowly improved after 1871. Construction of schools, residences, and churches occupied much of the mission’s resources during the 1870s.

The mission’s work expanded greatly in the late nineteenth century, despite political and social turmoil in China. From two stations staffed by fifteen missionaries in 1883, the mission increased to ten stations and 71 missionaries by 1899. Rising anti-foreign sentiment in the wake of the Sino-Japanese war made the work more difficult but also brought increased urgency for action. As the new century began, the PCUS mission operated two high schools, sixteen elementary schools, and provided medical care in four locations in China.

Differences in the two regions where the PCUS focused its work led to the division in 1900 into the Mid China Mission and North Kiangsu Mission. Over the next several decades, the PCUS opened four new stations in the North Kiangsu Mission at Hwainfu (1903), Lianyungang (1908), Taichow (1912), and Yencheng (1920). Within the PCUS in China, communicant membership increased from 400 in 1900 to 2,516 by 1911. The first PCUS independent presbytery in China, Kiang Cheh Presbytery, was formed in 1906. In cooperation with the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.(PCUSA), the PCUS opened Nanjing Theological Seminary in 1906. In the same year the two denominations also worked together to form a Union Synod consisting of five presbyteries.

Following the Revolution of 1911, mission education programs increased, church membership rose, and native Chinese contributed more and more to the mission’s operations. In 1927, the first assembly of a native Chinese Protestant Church, the Church of Christ in China (Zhonghua Jidu jiao hui), was held.

As revolutionary forces swept China in 1925, nationalism and anti-Christian feelings undermined the mission’s progress and led to the mass evacuation of missionaries in 1927. By 1932, some political stability returned, and the mission began to recover its lost momentum. During the 1930s, the number of ordained missionaries declined, but the number of ordained Chinese leaders rose. The Chinese also began to take over the leadership of mission schools and hospitals.

In 1937, war with Japan once more brought destruction and turmoil to China. Mission compounds served as havens for Chinese refugees, and mission hospitals and schools that survived the war were filled to capacity. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, some PCUS missionaries were evacuated from China and others were confined to concentration camps by the Japanese.

After the end of World War II in 1945, many missionaries returned to China and began the rebuilding process. A survey committee sent by the PCUS Executive Committee of Foreign Missions decided to combine the North Kiangsu and Mid-China Missions. However, civil war broke out once again, and the Communist Party of China (CCP) defeated the Nationalist Kuomintang (KMT) in 1949. An attempt was made to continue missionary service under the government of the People’s Republic of China, but it soon proved impossible as the United States and China entered into armed conflict in Korea in 1950, and the Chinese Communists began taking over mission institutions. The last PCUS missionaries left China in 1952.

Collection Overview

Minutes, reports, publications, and related records document PCUS mission work in China including the work of specific mission stations, schools, and hospitals. Also included are records of the Church of Christ in China and other ecumenical organizations.

Mid-China Mission records, 1896-1941, include minutes, manuals, and reports from the various stations of the mission—Hangchow, Kashing, Kiangyin, Sinchang, and Soochow—as well as printed materials and reports from the hospitals and schools operated by the PCUS at those stations. North Kiangsu Mission records, 1899-1940, document the Chinkiang, Hwaiainfu, Suchowfu, Sutsien, Tenghsien, Tsingkiangpu, and Yencheng stations. Also included are materials from presbyteries of the North Kiangsu Mission: Hsutung, Hwai-Tung, Kiang Pei, North River, and Sutsien.

Publications include bulletins and newsletters, 1908-1941, and pamphlets, 1886-1961, mostly published by the PCUS but also by other missionary organizations active in China including the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. (PCUSA). Subject files, 1897-1967, contain records related to various interdenominational organizations and institutions in China including the China Continuation Committee, the National Christian Council of China, and the Presbyterian Church of China. Church of Christ in China records, 1922-1951, are grouped in a separate series.

The collection also includes addresses and papers about China by various missionaries, and publications by individuals and agencies regarding politics and culture in China.

Organization and Arrangement

SERIES I: MINUTES, 1868-1950

SERIES II: MID-CHINA MISSION, 1896-1941

SERIES III: NORTH KIANGSU MISSION, 1899-1940

SERIES IV: NEWSLETTERS, 1908-1941

SERIES V: PAMPHLETS, 1886-1961

SERIES VI: SUBJECT FILES, 1897-1967

SERIES VII: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. CHINA MISSION, 1871-1941

SERIES VIII: CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHINA, 1922-1951

SERIES IX: MISCELLANEOUS, 1889-1969

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Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

Transferred from the Board of World Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.

Processing Information

Collection processed and guide prepared by the staff of the Presbyterian Historical Society-Montreat. Guide revised in 2010 by Nancy Taylor, Records Archivist.

Preferred Citation

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. China Mission Records, RG 431, Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Catalog Headings

The following headings have been used to index the description of this collection in the society’s electronic catalog.

Corporate Subject

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.--Missions--China.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. China Mission.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Mid-China Mission.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. North Kiangsu Mission.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.--Missions--China.

Zhonghua Jidu jiao hui--Archives.

Topical Subject

Presbyterian Church--Missions--China.

Missionaries--China.

Missions--China.

Geographic Subject

China--Missions.

China--Politics and government.

China--Social life and customs.

Genre-form

Minutes (administrative records) aat

Newsletters. aat

Pamphlets. aat

Publications (documents) aat

Reports. aat

Subject files. local

Corporate Added Name

Zhonghua Jidu jiao hui.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

		SERIES I: MINUTES, 1868-1950

1	1	Minutes, 1868-1895
1	2	Minutes, 1895-1899
1	3	Minutes, 1947-1948
1	4	China Mission Council Minutes, 1947-1950
1	5	Ad Interim Committee Minutes, 1946-1947
1	6	Ad Interim Committee Minutes, 1948-1949
1	7	Language Committee Minutes, 1948
1	8	Survey Committee Minutes, 1946-1947
1	8a	Survey Committee Minutes Digest, 1946-1948

		SERIES II: MID-CHINA MISSION, 1896-1941

2	1	Annual Report, 1915
2	2	Evaluation Committee Report, 1930
2	3	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Catalogs, 1921-1922, 1925-1926, 1931
2	4	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Commencement Program, 1936
2	5	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Correspondence, 1924-1930
2	6	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Field Board of Control, Minutes, 1919-1935
2	7	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--President’s Reports, 1925-1931
2	8	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Printed Materials, circa 1917-1931
2	9	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Christian College--Student Magazine, “The Tide,” 1919
2	10	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Union Girls’ High School--Catalogs, 1920-1923
2	11	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Union Girls’ High School--Departmental Reports, 1929-1930
2	12	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Union Girls’ High School--Minutes, Board of Directors, 1922-1930
2	13	Hangchow Station--Hangchow Union Girls’ High School—Principal’s Reports, 1921-1922, 1930-1931
2	14	Kashing Presbytery--Pastorates List, 1940
2	15	Kashing Station--Report, Nov. 1938
2	16	Kashing Station--Kashing High School, Printed Materials
2	17	Kashing Station--Kashing Hospital--Album, 40th Anniversary (copy), 1935
2	18	Kashing Station--Kashing Hospital--Reports, 1896-1905, 1915, 1923-1924
2	19	Kiangyin Station--Printed Material, 1940
2	20	Kiangyin Station--Kiangyin Hospital--Printed Material
2	21	Manuals, 1900, 1906
2	22	Minutes, 1917
2	23	Minutes, 1918

3	1	Minutes, 1937-1938
3	1a	Minutes, 1938-1940
3	2	Minutes, 1940-1941
3	3	Program--Annual Meeting, 1921
3	4	Sinchang Station--Annual Report, 1903
3	5	Soochow Station--E. B. Chester Woman’s Hospital--Printed Material, 1916
3	6	Soochow Station--Elizabeth Blake Hospital--Annual Report, 1899	Digital
		Soochow Station--Elizabeth Blake Hospital--Annual Report, 1924	Digital
		Soochow Station--Elizabeth Blake Hospital--Annual Report, 1930-1931	Digital
		Soochow Station--Elizabeth Blake Hospital--Annual Report, 1934	Digital
		Dear Friends letter from M.P. Young, Elizabeth Blake Hospital, 1924.	Digital
3	7	Soochow Station--George C. Smith Girls’ School Commencement Program	Digital
3	8	Soochow Station--Photographs (copies)

		SERIES III: NORTH KIANGSU MISSION, 1899-1940

4	1	Chinkiang Station--Chinkiang High School--Printed Materials, 1915-1924	Digital
4	2	Chinkiang Station--Goldsby King Memorial Hospital--Annual Reports, 1931-1939
4	3	Hsutung Presbytery--Minutes, 1939
4	4	Hwaianfu Station--Annual Reports, 1935
4	5	Hwai-Tung Presbytery--Manual (in Chinese), 1934
4	6	Hwai-Tung Presbytery--Minutes (in Chinese), 1923-1936
4	7	Hwai-Tung Presbytery--Statistics r.e. Mission Operations, 1934
4	8	Kiang Pei Presbytery--History (in Chinese) by B. C. Patterson
4	9	Kiang Pei Presbytery--Minutes (in Chinese), 1910-1929
4	10	Kiang Pei Presbytery--Minutes (in Chinese), 1931-1938
4	11	Language Study manual, 1927
4	12	Minutes, 1899-1910

5	1	Minutes, 1911-1915
5	2	Minutes, 1916-1920
5	3	Minutes, 1921-1925
5	4	Minutes, 1926-1930

6	1	Minutes, 1929-1940
6	2	Minutes (in Chinese), 1930
6	3	North River Presbytery, 1930
6	4	Report— “Half Our Burden: A Statement and An Appeal through its Executive Committee of Foreign Missions to the Southern Presbyterian Church,” 1915
6	5	Suchowfu Station--Annual Report, 1934-1935
6	6	Sutsien Presbytery--Minutes (in Chinese), 1940
6	7	Sutsien Station--Printed Materials, 1902-1931
6	8	Sutsien Station--Report, 1926
6	9	Synod of the Four Provinces--Minutes (in Chinese), 1922
6	10	Tenghsien Station--Annual Reports, 1923-1931
6	11	Tenghsien Station--Annual Reports, 1932-1935
6	12	Tsingkiangpu Station--Annual Reports, 1934-1935
6	13	Tsingkiangpu Station--General Hospital--Annual Reports, 1918-1930
6	14	Tsingkiangpu Station--General Hospital--Annual Reports, 1932-1940
6	15	Statistics r.e. Mission Operations, 1939
6	16	Yencheng Station--Printed Material, 1914

		SERIES IV: NEWSLETTERS, 1908-1941

7	1	Bi-Monthly Bulletin, Southern Pres. Missions in China, Jan. 1908-Dec. 1909
7	2	Newsletters, Sept. 1928-June 1930
7	3	Newsletters, July 1930-Feb. 1933
7	4	Newsletters, March 1933-March 1939
7	5	Newsletters, April 1939-Sept. 1941
7	6	Newsletters (2nd copy), March 1933-May 1936
7	7	Newsletters (2nd copy), June 1936-Sept. 1941
7	8	Newsletters (3rd copy), May 1934-April 1939

		SERIES V: PAMPHLETS, 1886-1961

8	1	The Awakening, by Mrs. S. C. Farrior, 1927
8	2	Beautiful Cloud, 1945
8	3	Beginnings of Mission Work in Hwaianfu, by Annie C. Montgomery, 1925
8	4	The Bible and Missions: Charts used in China, by H. Kerr Taylor, 1940
8	5	Breaking Mental Bonds, by Lowry Davis, 1929
8	6	Breaking Social and Political Bonds, by P. Frank Price, 1929
8	7	Breaking Spiritual Bonds, by W. H. Hudson, 1929
8	8	The Cheelo Baby Clinic, 1928
8	9	Childhood in the Flowery Kingdom, 1919
8	10	China, 1930
8	11	China: Essential Facts for Busy People, by Egbert W. Smith, 1918
8	12	China Finds Her Happiness in Christ
8	13	China Goes to Market, by Lucy Fletcher, 1931
8	14	The China Situation, by Egbert W. Smith, 1928
8	15	China--Southern Presbyterian Missions Abroad, by Mrs. J. M. Williams
8	16	China Through the Fog, by E. H. Hamilton, 1948
8	17	China’s Background and Outlook in Brief, by Egbert W. Smith, 1914
8	18	China’s Call to Christendom, by Lacy L. Little
8	19	China’s Changing Ideals: Kashing, China
8	20	China’s Four-fold Call for New Recruits, by W. C. McLauchlin, 1941
8	21	Chinese As I Find Them, by Mrs. C. H. Patterson, 1925
8	22	The Chinese Bible Woman, by Mrs. James R. Graham, 1921
8	23	A Chinese Christian General, by J. Goforth, 1919
8	24	Chinese Christian Hymns, 1953
8	25	The Chinese Churches and Their Relation to Present Problems, by S. H. Chester
8	26	A Chinese Evangelistic Campaign, by T. B. Grafton
8	27	The Chinese Home, by Ethel Polk Peters, 1929
8	28	A Chinese Kite, by T. B. Grafton
8	29	A Chinese Wedding in 1920, by Avrie Lancaster Montgomery
8	30	Chinese Witnesses for Christ
8	31	Chinese Youth Sends Greetings to Kentucky … by Lowry Davis
8	32	Chinkiang High School as Students See It, by Kitty McMullen Farrior	Digital
8	33	The Church in China by Mrs. R. C. Douglas, 1929
8	34	The Claims of China, by A. B. Simpson
8	35	Come and See, by Mrs. F. R. Crawford
8	36	Commencement at Yencheng, by Mary H. Stuart
8	37	Communism in China and its Challenge, by George A. Hudson, 1951
8	38	Day by Day in China, by Mrs. James N. Montgomery, 1934
8	39	Doctor Mary Stone, by Margaret McNeilly, 1934
8	40	Dollar for Dollar, by Mrs. R. P. Richardson, 1947
8	41	DuBose Memorial Chapel Fund, by P. Frank Price, 1920
8	42	Educational Work of Medical Missions, by R. T. Shields, 1928
8	43	The Elizabeth Blake Hospital
8	44	Essential Facts about Our Mission Work in China, by Egbert W. Smith
8	45	Evangelism in China--The Cross and Crisis, by Frank A. Brown, 1929
8	46	Evangelistic Work in Hsuchowfu, 1925
8	47	Fear of the Evil Spirits, by Mary S. Bissett, 1929
8	48	The First Easter Sermon, by H. G. C. Hallock
8	49	Folding a Sampan
8	50	Game of Questions and Answers … by Nettie Grier
8	51	Glimpses of a Woman Doctor in China, by Nettie Grier
8	52	Hampden Coit DuBose, by S. H. Chester, 1929
8	53	Hampden Coit DuBose and the Anti-Opium Movement, by Palmer C. DuBose
8	54	Hangchow Christian College, by Warren H. Stuart, 1915
8	55	Hangchow Girls’ School, by Mary S. Matthews
8	56	He Made it His Ambition, by Frank A. Brown, 1949
8	57	The Healing Missionary, by Mrs. B. C. Patterson, 1928
8	57a	Hon. Old Lady Wang
8	58	Hospital Evangelism, by Charlotte A. Dunlap, 1928
8	59	Hospital Work in Kiangyin, China, by George C. Worth, 1925
8	60	How Little Chu Went to See the Doctor, by L. S. Morgan
8	61	How Mission School Students Spend Sunday, by W. C. Cumming, 1925
8	62	How Prayer “Works” in Mid-China, by Andrew Allison
8	63	How Prayer “Works” in North China, by S. C. Farrior
8	64	The Hwai-an-fu Girls’ School
8	65	“I Am Not Afraid!”: The Story of John W. Vinson, by E. H. Hamilton
8	66	If You Went to China, 1949
8	67	Illuminated by the Light of the World, by Lucille DuBose, 1933
8	68	In China, by Henry F. Williams
8	69	Incidents of Cathay, by Mrs. B. C. Patterson
8	70	Is It Worth While?, by Kenneth Gieser

9	1	John Livingston Nevius, A Hero
9	2	Just a Girl Baby, by L. S. Morgan, 1934
9	3	The Kashing High School, by J. Mercer Blain and Lowry Davis
9	4	The Kashing Hospital, 1911
9	5	Kiangyin Girls’ School, by J. Varenia Lee, 1925, 1927
9	6	The Last Hundred Days: A Diary of Frank A. Brown, 1949
9	7	The Last of the Eight Thousand, by Frank A. Brown, 1961
9	8	Let’s Visit a Chinese Work Camp, by a Chinese Missionary, 1950
9	9	A Life Hidden in Christ, by Mrs. B. C. Patterson
9	10	Little Plum Blossom, by Susan E. Hall, 1938
9	11	Little Samuel, 1947
9	12	Little Wives of China, by Carline Virginia Lee
9	13	Looking Ahead to a Greater Glory, by William F. Junkin, Sr., 1943
9	14	Madame Chiang Kai Shek at the Front, by Charlotte T. Brown, 1938
9	15	Map Talk on China, 1932, 1941
9	16	Marriage Customs in China, by Lois Young, 1931
9	17	The Medical Missionary’s Job, by Dr. L. S. Morgan, 1929
9	18	Medical Missions in China, by S. H. Chester
9	19	Medical Missions in China, by H. F. Williams, 1928
9	20	Medical Work at Hangchow Mid-China Mission, by Mary Horton Stuart, 1916
9	21	Mei Ling, by Lucy F. Castleman, 1949
9	22	Message from a Missionary Family (Worth Family), 1936
9	23	The Missionary Crisis in China, by S. H. Chester, 1901
9	24	A Missionary Home in China, by Eunice DeBard Foss
9	25	Modern Miracles in Missions, by James B. Woods, 1928
9	26	Mr. King of “In Status Quo,” by Charles W. Worth, 1925
9	26a	Mr. Wong’s Broken Buddha, by Christine Meyer, 1918
9	27	Mrs. Nail of Hai Choa, by Dr. Ruth B. Morgan, 1916
9	28	The Mustard Seed Growing in Sutsien, Kiangsu, China, 1935-1936, by C. Houston Patterson
9	29	News from Rivershade, by Anna Sykes
9	30	The Next Leaders, W. H. Hudson, 1929
9	31	The Nineties and Now, by P. Frank Price, 1935
9	32	North of the Yangtze, by Henry F. Williams, 1911-1912
9	33	Our China Investment, by P. Frank Price, 1928
9	34	Our Kiangyin Schools, by Lacy Little, 1915
9	35	Our Mission in China, by W. C. Smith, 1886
9	36	Our Oldest Station in China, by J. M. Blain, 1925
9	37	Our Part in China’s New Day, by H. F. Williams
9	38	Our Standard--Jesus Christ, by Lucille DuBose, 1933
9	39	The Outlook for Christianity in China, by W. H. Hudson, 1938
9	40	Pel An--A Story of a Chinese Christmas, by Lelia M. Walters
9	41	Pioneering in China, by Charles Worth, 1936
9	42	The Power of the Gospel in a Chinese Girl, by S. I. Woodbridge, 1925
9	43	Prayer Book, 1948
9	44	The Present Turning of China to America, by Donald W. Richardson
9	45	Purity (in English and Chinese), by Raymond Yap
9	46	The Purple Bamboo-song, a Lullaby
9	47	Quay Nur, by Agnes Rowland Richardson, 1934
9	48	101 Questions and Answers About China and Our China Missions
9	49	Redemption of China, by S. H. Chester
9	50	Rejoicing in Tribulation, by Marion Wilcox
9	50a	Resting in God’s Faithfulness
9	51	Rivershade, by Lacy Little
9	52	The Robbery and What Came of It, by L. S. Morgan, 1915
9	53	Robert Morrison: Protestant Pioneer in China, by Floyd L Carr, 1929
9	54	Salvation Through Healing, by L. Nelson Bell, 1932
9	55	Saved for Service, by Marion Wilcox
9	56	Scenes in Mission Hospitals
9	57	School Days in Kashing, 1947
9	58	Seen in Passing by Our Medical Missionaries, 1924
9	59	Shall We Baptize Our Children? (In English and Chinese), by William F. Junkin
9	60	Sinners?, by William F. Junkin, 1939
9	61	Smiles, by Caroline Virginia Lee, 1929
9	62	Some Conditions of Missionary Life in China, by S. H. Chester
9	63	Some Interesting Cases at Taichon, by Dr. Robert B. Price, 1922
9	64	Some Pioneer Heroines in Our Oldest Station in China, by Dr. Robert B. Price, 1927
9	65	Some Special Needs, by S. H. Chester
9	66	The Southern Presbyterian Church in China, by P. Frank Price
9	67	A Special Letter to the Young People, by John and Lucy Vinson, 1945
9	68	Stepping Out on the Promises of God, by Lucille DuBose
9	69	Story of Ai Chen, by Octavia Howard Price
9	70	Rev. John Leighton Stuart, by S. H. Chester, 1913
9	71	Suggestions to Leaders of Study Classes using “Fifty Years in China,” by Carrie Lee Campbell, 1919-1920
9	72	The Sutsien Field, 1926
9	73	Sutsien Station, by William F. Junkin, 1926

10	1	Teaching Helps for “The Church in China,” by Donald W. Richardson
10	2	The Ten P’s of Self-Support, by W. C. McLauchlin, 1942
10	3	They Can Take It
10	4	Time to Eat in Chinese Homes, by Mrs. James Nelson Montgomery, 1931
10	5	Trying to Understand China Today, by R. P. Richardson, 1948
10	6	Tsing Kiang Pu Boys’ High School, by H. Kerr Taylor, 1920
10	7	Tsing Kiang Pu General Hospital
10	8	Union Bible School at Nanking, by Florence Nickles
10	9	The Union Girls’ School at Hangchow, by Mary S. Matthews
10	10	Vi Wo’s Favorite Game, by Marion Wilcox, 1936
10	11	Walking in Darkness, by George Hudson
10	12	Warnings and Prayers, by Leland Wang
10	13	We Need You--God Needs You, 1932
10	14	We Went to West China, by Frank W. Price, 1943
10	15	What About China?, 1927
10	16	What About China, 1948
10	17	When the Doors Are Open Again, by John P. Minter, 1945
10	18	When the War is Over--Christianity’s Continuing Opportunity in China, by W. C. McLauchlin, 1944
10	19	Where Money Invested in Medical Missions in China is Going
10	20	Why Believe in Jesus?, by Chiang Kai-shek, 1938
10	21	Winning Young China, by Lucile DuBose, 1934

		VI: SUBJECT FILES, 1897-1967

11	1	Associated Mission Treasurers, 1940-1941
11	2	Bible Teachers’ Training School for Women, Nanking--Catalog, 1947-1948
11	3	Cheelo University (Shantung Christian University)--Bulletin, 1922
11	4	Cheelo University--Bulletins, 1929-1934
11	5	Cheelo University--Minutes, 1917, 1927
11	6	Cheelo University--Printed Materials
11	7	Cheelo University--Report, 1916
11	8	Cheelo University Hospital--Annual Reports, 1938-1940
11	9	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Printed Materials
11	10	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Reports, 1917-1918
11	11	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Reports, 1923, 1926, 1928
11	12	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Reports, 1930-1933
11	13	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Reports, 1934-1935
11	14	Cheelo University School of Medicine--Report, 1936-1938
11	15	China Bible House--Report, 1938
11	16	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1913
11	17	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1914
11	18	China Continuation Committee--Minutes and Special Committee Reports, 1915
11	19	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1916
11	20	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1917

12	1	China Continuation Committee--Minutes and Special Reports, 1918
12	2	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1919
12	3	China Continuation Committee--Minutes, 1920
12	4	China Missionary Alliance--Constitution and By-Laws
12	5	China Relief, 1937-1939
12	6	China Sunday School Association--Reports, 1956-1957, 1965
12	7	China Sunday School Union, 1925
12	7a	Chinese Home Missionary Society
12	8	Chinese Medical Association--Council on Medical Missions--Bulletin, 1941
12	9	Christian Literature Society for China--Report, 1940
12	10	Church Missionary Society--Hangchow Hospital and Medical College--Annual Report, 1916
12	11	Consultation on China, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, VA, 1967
12	12	Door of Hope and Children’s Refuge, 1940
12	13	Famine in China, 1907
12	14	Flood Relief, 1931
12	15	Hangchow Union Committee, 1925
12	16	The International Institute--Reports and Printed Material, 1897-1910
12	17	Language Study Materials
12	18	The League of Christian Churches--Membership Roll, circa 1928-1930
12	19	The League of Christian Churches--Minutes, 1928-1930
12	20	The League of Christian Churches--Printed Materials
12	21	Margaret Williamson Hospital--Report, 1926
12	22	The Mokanshan Summer Resort Association--Bulletins, 1904, 1907-1909, 1914
12	23	The Mokanshan Summer Resort Association--Handbook, 1901
12	24	Nanking Theological Seminary--Bulletin, 1914, 1916-1917, 1930-1931
12	25	Nanking Theological Seminary--Catalogs, 1924-1925
12	26	Nanking Theological Seminary--Catalog (in Chinese)
12	27	Nanking Theological Seminary--Minutes, Board of Managers, 1916-1919
12	28	National Christian Council of China--Bulletins, 1930-1934, 1941
12	29	National Christian Council of China--Constitution, 1929
12	30	National Christian Council of China--Directory of Protestant Church and Mission Work in China
12	31	National Christian Council of China--Industrial Committee Publications

13	1	National Christian Council of China--Reports, Annual, 1922-1925
13	2	National Christian Council of China--Report--Christian Worker’s Conference, Shanghai, 5-7 Jan. 1926
13	3	National Christian Council of China--”A Call to a Forward Movement,” 1925
13	3a	National Christian Council of China--Report--”The Church in China in its Relation to the Churches of Europe and America,” 1928
13	4	National Christian Council of China--Standing Committee on Retreats and Evangelism Publications
13	5	North China Theological Seminary--Printed Materials (in Chinese), 1950
13	6	Nurse’s Association of China
13	7	Peking Union Medical College--Catalogs, 1920-1922
13	8	Peking University--Printed Materials
13	9	Peking University--Reports, Annual, 1919, 1922
13	10	Policies and Methods of the Mission and Churches in China
13	11	Presbyterian Church in China--Minutes of the General Assembly, 1922
13	12	Presbyterian Church in China--Minutes of the General Assembly, 1918-1919
13	13	Presbyterian Church in China--Minutes of the Executive Committee of the General Assembly, 1925
13	14	Presbyterian Committee on Union--Report, 1903
13	15	Presbyterian Union Theological Seminary of Central China, 1911
13	16	Shanghai American School--Report and Prospectus, 1914, 1917
13	17	Tsing Hua College, Peking--Bulletin, 1914-1915
13	18	Stam, John and Betty--Printed Materials from Charles Scott, 1935
13	19	Statistics--Protestant Missions, 1917
13	20	Union of Christian Churches in China, 1922
13	21	University of Nanking--Bulletin on China’s Foreign Relations, 1931
13	22	University of Nanking--Charter and By-Laws
13	23	University of Nanking--Report of the President and Treasurer, 1920-1921
13	24	University of Nanking--University Hospital Reports, 1917, 1920-1921
13	25	University of Nanking--University Hospital Report, 1925
13	26	White, Hugh W.--Printed Materials, 1927-1935
13	27	Yenching University

		SERIES VII: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. CHINA MISSION, 1871-1941

14	1	Central China Mission--Annual Report, 1924-1925
14	2	Central China Mission--Annual Report, 1929-1930
14	3	Central China Mission--Annual Report, 1931-1932
14	4	Central China Mission Minutes, 1911
14	5	Central China Mission Minutes, 1916-1917
14	6	Central China Mission Minutes, 1919-1920
14	7	Central China Mission Minutes, 1921, 1928
14	8	Central China Mission Minutes, 1932-1933
14	9	Central China Mission Minutes, 1934-1935
14	10	Central China Mission Minutes, 1936
14	11	Central China Mission--Station Reports, 1915-1916
14	12	Central China Mission--Station Reports, 1922-1923
14	13	Central China Mission--Shanghai Station--Annual Report, 1935-1936
14	14	The China Council--Annual Meeting Minutes, 1921, 1938
14	15	Hainan Mission Minutes, 1916, 1918
14	16	Hainan Mission Minutes, 1919, 1920
14	17	Hainan Mission Minutes, 1921-1922
14	18	Hainan Mission Minutes, 1931-1932
14	19	Hainan Mission Minutes, 1934-1935
14	20	Hainan Mission Newsletters, 1923
14	21	Hainan Mission Newsletters, 1923-1924
14	22	Hainan Mission Newsletters, 1935-1936
14	23	Hunan Mission Minutes, 1911, 1917
14	24	Hunan Mission Minutes, 1919-1920
14	25	Hunan Mission Minutes, 1921, 1931
14	26	Hunan Mission Minutes, 1932, 1935
14	27	Hunan Mission Minutes, 1939-1940

15	1	Kiangan Mission Minutes, 1911, 1916
15	2	Kiangan Mission Minutes, 1917, 1919
15	3	Kiangan Mission Minutes, 1920-1921
15	4	Kiangan Mission Minutes, 1922, 1924
15	5	Kiangan Mission Minutes, 1936, 1941
15	6	Kiangan Mission--Nanking Station Report, 1937
15	7	Kiangan Mission Report, 1913
15	8	North China Mission Minutes, 1917-1918
15	9	North China Mission Minutes, 1919-1920
15	10	North China Mission Minutes, 1936, 1938
15	11	North China Mission Minutes, 1921-1922
15	12	North China Mission Minutes, 1924, 1931
15	13	North China Mission Minutes, 1932, 1935
15	14	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1916-1917
15	15	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1918-1919
15	16	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1920-1921
15	17	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1922, 1924
15	18	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1930-1931
15	19	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1932-1933
15	20	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1934, 1937
15	21	Shantung Mission Minutes, 1938

16	1	Shantung Mission--Chefoo Station--Annual Report, 1916-1917
16	2	Shantung Mission--Chefoo Station--Annual Report, 1922, 1932
16	3	Shantung Mission--Chefoo Station--Temple Hill English School, 1918-1920
16	4	Shantung Mission--Ichowfu Station--Annual Report, 1918
16	5	Shantung Mission--Ichowfu Station--Annual Report, 1923-1924
16	6	Shantung Mission--Ichowfu Station--Annual Report, 1933-1934
16	7	Shantung Mission--Tengchow Station--Annual Report, 1917-1918
16	8	Shantung Mission--Tengchow Station--Annual Report, 1927
16	9	Shantung Mission--Tsinan Station--Annual Report, 1930
16	10	Shantung Mission--Tsinan Station--Annual Report, 1935-1936
16	11	Shantung Mission--Tsinan Station--Picture Report, 1936-1937
16	12	Shantung Mission--Weihsien Station--American Presbyterian Hospital Report, 1920
16	13	Shantung Mission--Weihsien Station--Annual Report, 1922-1923
16	14	Shantung Mission--Weihsien Station--Annual Report, 1937-1938
16	15	Shantung Mission--Yihsien Station--Annual Report, 1923
16	16	South China Mission--Annual Report, 1937
16	17	South China Mission--Canton Christian College--Printed Materials
16	18	South China Mission Minutes, 1916-1917
16	19	South China Mission Minutes, 1918-1919
16	20	South China Mission Minutes, 1920, 1922
16	21	South China Mission Minutes, 1931, 1935
16	22	South China Mission Minutes, 1936-1937
16	23	South China Mission Minutes, 1940
16	24	Synod of China Minutes, 1871
16	25	Yunnan Mission Minutes, 1924-1925
16	26	Yunnan Mission--Station Reports, 1930-1931, 1933-1934

		SERIES VIII: CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHINA, 1922-1951

17	1	Address of the General Secretary: “Achievement and Immediate Tasks,” 1930
17	2	Bulletins, “The Church,” 1941, 1947
17	3	Conference on Church Union--Minutes, 1922
17	4	Constitution
17	5	East China Synod--Board of Education, 1928
17	6	The General Assembly Record
17	7	General Council--Records and Minutes, 1928-1932
17	8	Minutes--Provisional General Assembly, 1922-1925
17	9	Minutes--General Assembly, 1927
17	10	Minutes, General Assembly, 1930
17	11	Minutes, General Assembly, 1937
17	12	“Occasional Letters,” by A. R. Kepler, 1932-1933
17	13	“Occasional Letters,” by A. R. Kepler, 1934-1937
17	14	Printed Materials
17	15	Yunan Mission--Prayer Calendar, 1950-1951

		SERIES IX: MISCELLANEOUS, 1889-1969

18	1	Address— “Our Seventy Years in China” by W. H. Hudson, 1936
18	2	Address— “These Seventy Years in China,” by James R. Graham, 1936
18	3	Chinese Wedding Invitation
18	4	Financial Records, 1947-1949
18	5	Missionary “Intercession Night” Program, 1932
18	6	Paper— “Chinese Birth Customs,” by Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson, 1924
18	7	Paper— “Chinese Marriage Customs,” by Alice B. Jordan, 1925
18	8	Paper— “Critical Moments in the History of Christianity,” by H. F. MacNair, 1925
18	9	Paper— “How to Improve the Teaching of the Chinese Language and Literature,” by Lowry Davis, 1916
18	10	Paper— “Protestant Missionary Work in China,” by J. W. Davis, 1892
18	11	Paper— “Soochow: the Garden City,” by F. R. Nance, 1936
18	12	Publication— “Above is Heaven; Below, Soochow and Hangchow” (in Chinese), by H. C. DuBose, 1889
18	13	Publication— “Amy’s New Home” (in Chinese), by Mrs. H. C. DuBose
18	14	Publication— “China for Juniors,” by Katharine R. Crowell
18	15	Publication— China Mission Prayer Book, 1933
18	16	Publication— China Notes (NCC), 1968-1969
18	17	Publication— Chinese Reader for Primary Schools, 1949
18	18	Publication— “The Christian Occupation of Chekiang,” 1922
18	19	Publication— “Despatches from Sir A. Hosie Forwarding Reports Respecting the Opium Question in China,” 1911
18	20	Publication— “Evangelistic Hymn Book for use in Meetings for the Masses,” by P. F. Price, 1923
18	21	Publication— Gospel of Matthew (in Chinese), 1929
18	22	Publication— “Medical Missions in China,” by Randolph Tucker Shields, 1934
18	23	Publication— “The Nanking Bulletin of Church and Community, 1922, 1924, 1927
18	24	Publication— “New Order in East Asia,” 1938
18	25	Publication— “The Present Need: An Address Delivered by the Secretary before the Synod of Memphis
18	26	Publication— “The Prodigal’s Return” (in Chinese), by P. F. Price
18	27	Publication— Protestant Episcopal Church Commission to China— Report, 1928
18	28	Publication— “Short, Short Steps” (in Chinese), by P. F. Price
18	29	Publication— “Tourists’ Guide to China”
18	30	Publication— “The Tsinan Affair,” 1928
18	31	Publication— “What Has China Accomplished?”
18	32	Publication— The West China Missionary News
18	33	Miscellaneous Printed Material
18	34	Miscellaneous Printed Material (in Chinese)
18	35	Reports of Personal Work and Statistics, 1895-1896

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