[Missionary Survey As An Aid To Intelligent Co-Operation In Foreign Missions by Roland Allen]@TWC D-Link bookMissionary Survey As An Aid To Intelligent Co-Operation In Foreign Missions CHAPTER II 6/24
Whether it is true or not, that does not alter the fact that an efficient medical establishment is not necessarily effective from a missionary point of view; it is not necessarily either missionary or Christian at all.
Then to survey medical missions simply as medical institutions is to ignore their real significance.
Missionary survey must relate the information asked for to the missionary purpose; and unless it is so related the survey is a medical survey, not a missionary survey.
The same holds good of educational work, and of pastoral work. [Footnote 1: We could produce surveys of medical and educational mission work which are essentially of this character, dealing solely with medical and educational efficiency.] 3.
The survey here proposed is designed for all societies so far as the societies can be persuaded to supply the information.
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