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THE MISSIONARY DISTRICTS OF THE CHURCH
I. AT HOME

Alaska: Right Rev. Dr. Peter Trimble Rowe.
Arizona: Right Rev. Dr. John Mills Kendrick.
Asheville: Right Rev. Dr. Junius Moore Horner.
Honolulu: Right Rev. Dr. Henry B. Restarick.
Eastern Oregon: Right Rev. Robert L. Paddock.
Idaho: Right Rev. Dr. James Bowen Funsten.
Kearney: Right Rev. Dr. Anson Rogers Graves.
Nevada: Right Rev. Dr. Henry Douglas Robinson.
New Mexico: Right Rev. Dr. John Mills Kendrick.
North Dakota: Right Rev. Dr. Cameron Mann.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Right Rev. Dr.
Francis K. Brooke.

Philippine Islands: Right Rev. Dr. Charles Henry
Brent.

Sacramento: Right Rev. Dr. William Hall More-
land.

Salina: Right Rev. Dr. Sheldon Munson Griswold.
South Dakota: Right Rev. Dr. William Hobart Hare.

Right Rev. Dr. F. F. Johnson, Assistant Bishop.
Southern Florida: Right Rev. Dr. William C. Gray.
Spokane: Right Rev. Dr. Lemuel Henry Wells.
Utah: Right Rev. Dr. Franklin Spencer Spalding.
Western Colorado: Vacant.

Olympia: Right Rev. Dr. Frederick W. Keator.
Porto Rico: Right Rev. Dr. James H. Van Buren.
Though not a missionary district the Panama Canal Zone has been placed under the care of the
Bishop of Cuba.

Wyoming: Vacant. The Bishop of Idaho is in
charge, by appointment of the Presiding Bishop.

Recommended for Churchmen Teaching the Why and
How of Foreign Missions

Adventure for God. By Bishop Brent. 12m0, $1.10.

Green & Co.

Published by Longmans,

The Challenge to Christian Missions. By R. E. Welsh. 188 pp.; paper, 30 cts.
Published by H. R. Allenson, London, England.

Call, Qualifications and Preparation of Candidates for Missionary Ser-
vice. (Papers by Missionaries and Board Secretaries.)
larged. 248 pp.; paper, 35 cts.; cloth, 50 cts.

12mo, revised and en

Missionaries at Work. By Georgiana A. Gollock of the C. M. S. Crown 8vo, 182
pp.; cloth, 75 cts.

Introduction to the Study of Foreign Missions. By Edward A. Lawrence,
D.D. 12mo, 143 pp.; paper, 25 cts.; cloth, 40 cts.
The Unfinished Task. By James L. Barton, D.D.
cloth, 50 cts.

12mo, 211 pp.; paper, 35 cts.;

Helps for Churchmen Teaching the Why and How of Foreign Missions.
Prepared by the Educational Secretary. 10 cts.

Annual Foreign Report of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society:
Also Board Leaflets Concerning Contributions, and Work in the For-
eign Field.

Can be ordered through the Domestic and Foreign

Missionary Society

THE PELICAN STARTING FROM WHITE HORSE AT THE HEAD-WATERS OF THE YUKON ON HER LONG JOURNEY TO THE KOYUKUK COUNTRY, AUGUST 4TH, 1908

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