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NCC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT SHANGHAI.

DR. DAVID Z. Y. YUI'S PLEA FOR CHRISTIAN ASSISTANCE IN THE MOVEMENT

SPANGEAL, Oct. 13th. The National Christian Council of China which was appointed by the National Christian Conference of 109, and is composed of repre- sentatives from the majority of Christian communions aod or ganizations in China, began its ith annual session yesterday in the Missions Building. In spite of present unsettled conditions about 73 per cent of the membership of the Council was present: of these about", two-thirds are Chinese del gates.

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tr essentially a way of life." The test. now being applied to Christianity: Three importaat notes were is found in these questions," Does struck during this day's session. Christianity afect our individual First, that the Christian movement sed corporate life? Can it help needs to provide a demonstration is live a good and self-sacrificing Rab of the vitality of Christian ex life! Christians can only answerTrench Mines perience. Second, that the demand the questions and prove the effec- Una Caspiana for Christian unity is becoming in- tiveness of Christianity by living | ELE crassingly urgent.

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difficulties ing to accept Christianity and with it help weed out the weak and de- Christian through Church has recently passed, Chinese icient clemmts in their own cul- Christians are conscious that the ture. Nevertheless, Christianity will not displace China's ancient Church faces tremendous problems

culture. It is true," he said, which cannot be solved without a

"that the Chinese Church is young greater degree of Christian unity.

The principal event of the after-and inexperienced, yet in epite of noen was the annual address of the chairman, Dr. David Z. T. Yu.

youthful experience it can make contributions of value to the Chris- tian life of the West Further Dr. Yai frst outlined those more, there is much an Chinese cul- crents which during the past year ture that is of value to the West have greatly affected the Christians. In short, the Christian move movement. Reference was made to

ment cannot ignore the Chinese the rapid expansion of the Nation-cultural background. alist Government and Movement.

As a final point, Dr. Yui dealt Much Christian property had been with the status and future of mis- damaged or sequestrated. Many sinaries in Chins. He said that

missionaries have had to leave their Chinese Christians and may non- work, a proportion of whom may Christians appreciate highly the Alvor return. One result of the work done by the misionaries. disturbances was that the faith of Furthermore, they want them to

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After having had the matter. nevertheless a potent and growing place Dr. Yui urged that they under consideration for a

pro correspondent factor in the life of the nation.It should be fellow-interpreters. By longed period, a was co-operation between this po- this it is meant that Chinese Christes, it is now understood that the War Office has finally decided pular Nationalist Movement and tians and missionaries dould each gradually to restore the former the Christianmovement that Dr soek to interpret the life and cul-fall-dress uniforms to the Army as PILLS, Yui urged. He felt that these two ture of their own people to the a whole. At the present time it is movamente needed each other. He other. And fourth, Dr. Yui urged only the Household troops who ap pear in the pre-war glory of scarlet, pointed out also that while if that Chine Christians and mis blue, and gold. A start is to be might be possible for western sionaries should remember that made with the batteries of Royal uniforms will do much to stimulate Horse Artillery now stationed in recruiting, which is rather depress Obristians in China to stand aloof they are children of the same God: this country, and it is likely to be ed at the present time, while the C from the Nationalist Movement, it members of the same family. They fully two years at least before the provision of the very large number was not possible for Chinese Chris should strive to prevent therefore, entire Army is reclothed. The ex- of uniforms that will be required tians to separate themselves from their differences from unbalancing one, of course, of this change is will give a considerable amount of DLE CLERG'S L

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