Missionary Survey As An Aid To Intelligent Co-Operation In Foreign Missions by Roland Allen
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fact a good working rule.
Next it is desirable to know to what classes the mission especially appeals. Here we shall probably have to accept estimates, sometimes rough estimates, for part at least of the information desirable; in some cases the table may be impossible; in some it may be most useful. The table which we suggest is:-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- In the Population of Station District-- _____________________________________________________________________ Per Cent.|Per Cent.|Per Cent. |Per Cent.| Per Cent.| Remarks Students.|Officials|Agricultural |Traders. |Labourers,| and | |Small Holders.| |Craftsmen.| Conclusions. --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------- In the Christian Constituency-- _____________________________________________________________________ Per Cent.|Per Cent.|Per Cent. |Per Cent.| Per Cent.| Remarks Students.|Officials|Agricultural |Traders. |Labourers,| and | |Small Holders.| |Craftsmen.| Conclusions. --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------- If that table could be filled up it would show at a glance what class of |
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