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bill the town with flaming gospel posters. In the boat chapel, Dr. Kellar conducts a Bible school for the training of native evangelists, and has thus been enabled to carry, the Gospel to unnumbered thousands in their own tongue, spoken by their own
D r . FRANK A. KELLAR, after having spent a number of years in China, returned to that country in August, 1916, under the auspices of the Bible Insti tute of Los Angeles. He is pursuing mis sionary work along the rivers by means of
M. K. Hsiaso and His Interesting Family
people. A look into the smiling, confident faces of Hsiao and his wife is sufficient to convince anyone that in this instance Dr. Kellar has secured valuable assistants'. The group on board the boat, all of whom are Chinese Christian workers, indicates that he has won many more in addition to the one who is named as leader.
a house-boat, used both as a chapel and as a residence for the workers. His work is progressing finely, and he has sent us a photograph of M. K. Hsiao, the native leader, surrounded by his inter esting family. The boat touches at towns and villages, where the native workers preach the gospel, distribute literature and
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