IV. Local and Individual Efforts.
16. Are there many Sunday-schools for Chinese in local churches? Why not as many for other needy races?
17. * How can every Christian be a Home Missionary? Describe some example. Compare our Lord's parable of the leaven.
18. Will the "day of small things" lead to greater? On what conditions? Give instances.
19. * Is the task great enough to challenge our Christian faith, courage, and perseverance?
V. A Hopeful Outlook for the Christian.
20. Is there any reason for inactivity and despair? Why not?
21. Will Christian democracy help to solve the problem?
22. Where lies the element of uncertainty and how can it be removed?
23. * Will you deliberately give yourself to be used of God in helping to remove it?
"Immigration Means Obligation."
References for Advanced Study.—Chapter VIII
I. Study the various forms of work undertaken for foreigners by denominational Home Mission Boards.
Tables and statements in the appendixes of this book.
Missionary periodicals.
Reports and papers of different Societies.
II. Investigate and report upon efforts made in your own locality.
III. Frame an argument, or plea, for the great enlargement of all Christian activities on behalf of foreigners.