Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1922, Page 38

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38 Verhandlungen der achtundzwanzigſten Verſammlung

12 farbige), 2 farbige Studenten, die Schule halten, 3 farbige Lehre⸗
rinnen in den Colleges, 1 farbige Matrone und 35 farbige Lehrerinnen.
Die Geſamtzahl der Arbeiter: 89 (18 weiße, 71 farbige). Außerdem
2 Helfer (Prof. Th. Engelder und P. Ad. H. Poppe).

11. Die Bedürfniſſe der Negermiſſion. Die Miſſion bedarf
dies Jahr $125,000 für laufende Ausgaben und vorausſichtlich dieſelbe
Summe im Jahre 1923. Wir hoffen, durch die Jubelkollekte $150,000
zu bekommen. Dieſe Summe iſt erforderlich, um alle nötigen Neu⸗
bauten errichten zu können.

Unſer hochgelobter HErr und Heiland JEſus Chriſtus aber erfülle
die Herzen unſerer lieben Miſſionsarbeiter mit Luſt, Liebe und Ausdauer
in dieſem mühevollen, aber herrlichen und ſeligen Miſſionswerk! Uns
alle aber mache er immer inbrünſtiger im Gebet und fröhlicher im Geben
für dies geſegnete Werk, das ſich immer weiter ausbreitet, und laſſe es
uns ſchon hier in der Zeit und dort in der Ewigkeit ſehen, daß es wahr
iſt, was ſein heiliger Mund durch den königlichen Sänger David ge⸗
ſprochen hat: „Mohrenland wird ſeine Hände ausſtrecken zu Gott“!
Pſ. 68, 32.

Im Namen und Auftrag der Kommiſſion für Negermiſſion
Chriſtoph F. Drewes, Miſſionsdirektor.

Sämtliche Stationen unſerer Negermiſſion.

1. Springfield, Ill.
2. St. Louis, Mo.
3. Little Rock, Ark.
4. Mansura, La.
5. Plaquemine, La.
6. Napoleonville, La.
7—12. New Orleans:
   7. Mount Zion.
   8. St. Paul's.
   9. Bethlehem.
   10. Trinity.
   11. Concordia.
   12. Luther College.
13. Mobile, Ala.
14. Tinela, Ala.
15. Buena Vista, Ala.
16. Oak Hill, Ala.
17. Rosebud, Ala.
18. Vredenburgh, Ala.
19. Nyland, Ala.
20. Longmile, Ala.
21. Possum Bend, Ala.
22. Taits Place, Ala.
23. Tilden, Ala.
24. Midway, Ala.
25. Ingomar, Ala.
26. Selma, Ala.
27. Holy Ark, Ala.
28. Joffre, Ala.
29. Birmingham, Ala.
30. Atlanta, Ga.
31. Spartanburg, S. C.
32—34. Charlotte, N. C.:
   32. St. Paul's.
   33. Mount Zion.
   34. Bethel.
35. Monroe, N. C.
36. Drys Schoolhouse, N. C.
37. 38. Concord, N. C.:
   37. Grace.
   38. Immanuel.
39. Mount Pleasant, N. C.
40. Kannapolis, N. C.
41. Conover, N. C.
42. Catawba, N. C.
43. Salisbury, N. C.
44. Rocks, N. C.
45. Rockwell, N. C.
46. Gold Hill, N. C.
47. Southern Pines, N. C.
48. High Point, N. C.
49. Winston-Salem, N. C.
50. 51. Greensboro, N. C.:
   50. Grace.
   51. Immanuel College.
52. Elon, N. C.
53. Meherrin, Va.
54. Richmond, Va.
55. Washington, D. C.
56. Philadelphia, Pa.
57. Brooklyn, N. Y.
58. Yonkers, N. Y.

[Die Stationenliſte iſt in zwei Spalten gedruckt (1—30 links, 31—58 rechts).]

38 Proceedings of the twenty-eighth convention

12 colored), 2 colored students who keep school, 3 colored women teachers in the colleges, 1 colored matron and 35 colored women teachers. The total number of workers: 89 (18 white, 71 colored). In addition 2 helpers (Prof. Th. Engelder and Rev. Ad. H. Poppe).

11. The Needs of the Negro Mission. This year the mission needs $125,000 for current expenses and presumably the same sum in the year 1923. We hope to obtain $150,000 through the jubilee collection. This sum is required in order to be able to erect all the necessary new buildings.

May our highly praised Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, however, fill the hearts of our dear mission workers with joy, love and perseverance in this toilsome but glorious and blessed mission work! And may he make all of us ever more fervent in prayer and more cheerful in giving for this blessed work, which spreads ever farther, and let us see already here in time and there in eternity that what his holy mouth spoke through the royal singer David is true: "Ethiopia shall stretch out her hands unto God"! Ps. 68:32.

In the name and by commission of the Commission for Negro Mission
Christoph F. Drewes, Mission Director.

All Stations of Our Negro Mission.

1. Springfield, Ill.
2. St. Louis, Mo.
3. Little Rock, Ark.
4. Mansura, La.
5. Plaquemine, La.
6. Napoleonville, La.
7—12. New Orleans:
   7. Mount Zion.
   8. St. Paul's.
   9. Bethlehem.
   10. Trinity.
   11. Concordia.
   12. Luther College.
13. Mobile, Ala.
14. Tinela, Ala.
15. Buena Vista, Ala.
16. Oak Hill, Ala.
17. Rosebud, Ala.
18. Vredenburgh, Ala.
19. Nyland, Ala.
20. Longmile, Ala.
21. Possum Bend, Ala.
22. Taits Place, Ala.
23. Tilden, Ala.
24. Midway, Ala.
25. Ingomar, Ala.
26. Selma, Ala.
27. Holy Ark, Ala.
28. Joffre, Ala.
29. Birmingham, Ala.
30. Atlanta, Ga.
31. Spartanburg, S. C.
32—34. Charlotte, N. C.:
   32. St. Paul's.
   33. Mount Zion.
   34. Bethel.
35. Monroe, N. C.
36. Drys Schoolhouse, N. C.
37. 38. Concord, N. C.:
   37. Grace.
   38. Immanuel.
39. Mount Pleasant, N. C.
40. Kannapolis, N. C.
41. Conover, N. C.
42. Catawba, N. C.
43. Salisbury, N. C.
44. Rocks, N. C.
45. Rockwell, N. C.
46. Gold Hill, N. C.
47. Southern Pines, N. C.
48. High Point, N. C.
49. Winston-Salem, N. C.
50. 51. Greensboro, N. C.:
   50. Grace.
   51. Immanuel College.
52. Elon, N. C.
53. Meherrin, Va.
54. Richmond, Va.
55. Washington, D. C.
56. Philadelphia, Pa.
57. Brooklyn, N. Y.
58. Yonkers, N. Y.

[The list of stations is printed in two columns (1—30 left, 31—58 right).]