Articles in the Missionary Review

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 16, 1906

Articles in the Missionary Review

SOME articles of force and interest are found in the August number of the Missionary Review of the World. One is by Dr. C. C. Vinton, of Korea, who tells graphically of the great work that is in progress “To-day in Korea Missions.” It is a new chapter in the romance and reality of modern missions. Another graphic account is given of “An Experiment in Colonization in Malaysia.” Dr. Luering tells how this was done, and how it was made successful from every point of view. “A Jungle Trip in Shan-land,” by Rev. M. B. Kirkpatrick, describes a unique experience in pioneer work in Further India. One of the articles of most permanent value is that by Dr. George C. Doolittle on those peculiar people—“The Druses of Mount Lebanon, Syria.” It is illustrated and readable, but scholarly. Articles on China, Arabia, French Protestants, The Mormons, Sicily, and India give a world-wide survey of the field.