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Title The CMS Home Gazette
Volume Number 18
Issue Date May 1930
Keywords animal, baby, baptism, blindness, boarding-school, catechist, charity, chief, children, Church of Scotland, clergy, code, colony, confirmation, convert, correspondence, deacon, disease, dispensary, doctor, education, examination, exhibition, generation, gospel, healing, Hindu, hospital, hymn, immorality, injury, institution, International Missionary Council (IMC), Islam, Jesus, justice, Lambeth Conference, leprosy, liberty, literature, materialism, medical mission, monarch, money, morality, pastor, pastoral work, photograph, piety, port, poverty, prayer, print, propaganda, race, rail, rubber, sacrifice, school, secretary, secularisation, servant, service, ship, slavery, sport, steamboat, summer school, Sunday School, surgery, teaching, The Bible, The Medical Mission Auxiliary, training college, ulcer, violence, war, ward, widow, wife, women, youth, zenana
Names Williams, Robert
Countries Bangladesh; Canada; China; Egypt; France; Gibraltar; India; Iran; Ireland; Israel; Japan; Jordan; Kenya; Malta; Niger; Nigeria; Sierra Leone; South Sudan; Sudan; Tanzania; Uganda; United Kingdom
Places Africa; Aligarh; Al-Salt; Amman; Bengal; Bhagalpur; Bihar; Bonny; Cairo; Clarkabad; Dornakal; Dublin; Edinburgh; Ekiti; Freetown; Fuhkien province; Fuzhou; Guangzhou; Hamilton; Ikebukuro; Isfahan; Kampala; Kienyang; Kolkata; Lokoja; London; Meerut; Mengo; Mombasa; Mumbai; Nablus; Nairobi; Ngora; Ningbo; Ningde; Omdurman; Onitsha; Osaka; Peshawar; Punjab; Regent, Sierra Leone; Shaou-Hing; Shaoxing; Shiraz; Sikandra; Tokyo; Tsukishima; Varanasi; Vijayawada; Zanzibar; Zhejiang; Zhenjiang
Produced By Church Missionary Society
Place of Publication London
Other Titles
Library Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham
Copyright Church Mission Society
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