MISSION IN INDIA
To cope with rapid advances in missionary enterprise in India, the assembly of the Baptist Union of Zealand decided yesterday to change its policy. This may mean the foundation of an Indian Native Church, the erection of church buildings to indicate permanency to the people, and the for- j mation of Bible schools. _ _ The present staff of missionary dee* tors and evangelists will be more mobile and he able 10 visit the very need? places further afield. The finances ot the New Zealand Baptist Missionar Society in the past have not allowed an answer to the need, but it is hope that the new policy will enable the ena to be achieved.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 10
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