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Methods of Mission Work Among Moslems

Proceedings of the 1906 Cairo missionary conference on methods for evangelizing Muslims, with papers, discussions and an appeal for intensified literature, medical, educational and prayerful efforts.
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The Muslim Controversy

Survey and critique of Christian apologetic literature in Urdu aimed at refuting Islam. Reviews the Qur'an, Hadith and Muslim commentaries and outlines Pfander's defenses of Scripture.
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Modern Missions in Mexico

1925 report of a Presbyterian commission’s two-month (1922) tour of Mexican missions. Describes churches, politics, education, indigenous peoples, missionary work, and martyrdom.
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The War and the Missionary Outlook in China

Examines WWI's impact on China—Japanese gains, US ties, and internal discord—and how the war accelerated foreign-mission trends: greater cooperation, centralization, and rising Chinese leadership.
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China and the World War

Analysis of WWI's effects on China: Japanese expansion, diplomatic conflicts (Lansing-Ishii, Twenty-One Demands), and the republic's internal struggles. Discusses postwar implications.
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A Book of Verse of the Great War

1917 anthology of Great War poetry edited by W. Reginald Wheeler. Preface and foreword survey poems on patriotism, pacifism, moral conflict, sacrifice, and the longing for peace.
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He Came to See… and Stayed to Serve

Presbyterian Outlook urges reliance on the Holy Spirit for church renewal and ecumenical unity. Reports include Cuban mission biography, denominational finances, and social action news.

Orphanage Work in Cardenas

Report on Presbyterian mission work in Cárdenas, Cuba where an orphanage has cared for hundreds but now needs sustained church support. Also describes a creative women's mission-study meeting and a poem urging Cuba for Christ.
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Is It Worth While?

Encourages investment in foreign missions, highlighting Cuban stations where Sunday schools and schools produced rapid growth and lasting converts. Urges sustained support and training.
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Notes from Cuba

1914 Presbyterian missionary survey reporting home and foreign work: church planting in Cuba and Kiangyin, growth of mission schools, evangelism and Christian education emphasized.
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Our Work in Cuba

1914 report on Presbyterian missions in Cuba: churches and schools growing, new stations opened and a native Presbytery formed after evangelistic campaigns and increased native leadership.
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Opening a New Station

1914 Presbyterian Missionary Survey reports on opening new mission stations and schools in Congo, Cuba, Korea and Japan, highlighting native evangelists, church planting, and cooperative support.
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A New Era in the Cuban Work

1913 Presbyterian report on missions in Cuba: evangelistic awakenings, school and Sunday-school expansion, and plans to extend stations along the northern coast.
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Special Evangelistic Work in Cuba

Presbyterian Missionary Survey (Aug 1913) reports evangelistic campaigns in Cuba challenging Romanism and gaining converts. Also notes mission work in Japan and Assembly support for foreign missions.
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Cuban Romanism

Reflection on Nadab and Abihu's 'strange fire' (Lev. 10): warning against unauthorized worship. A missionary critique of Cuban Romanism—doctrinal error, pagan syncretism, immorality.
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