The Child in the Midst / A Comparative Study of Child Welfare in Christian and Non-Christian Lands

by Mary Schauffler Platt

Overweights of Joy, Amy Wilson Carmichael, (Revell.)

The Call of Moslem Children, Missionary Review of the World, Oct., 1913.

LEAFLETS

Ought-to-have-been-a-boy	Woman’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.
Sorrows of Heathen Motherhood
How Chinese children learn to worship idols	Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Boys and Girls in Korea
Christmas in India
How Koharu learned to worship
A Little Girl and the Lions
A Sunday-School picnic in India
The god of Hindu children	Woman’s Board of Missions of the Congregational Church.
Three in a Temple
How a bamboo helped to overthrow idol worship
Ping-ti’s discoveries
A Road and a Song	Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church.
I come to stay
Pen notes and pictures	Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in America.
Story of Ozeki San
How we do evangelistic work in Japan

CHAPTER VI.
THE CHILD AT WORK FOR CHRIST

“I must be about my Father’s business.”

Christ needs all the children of the world—Work for the children in awakening lands, Japan, China, India—Work for the children in lands convulsed by war and revolution, Turkey, Persia—Work for the children in lands asleep—The world’s tragedies—What a slave boy accomplished—Need for trained workers—How Bishop Selwyn obtained and trained them—Children at work for Christ—Children from mission lands helping to save America—Missionary children at work—American children have a share in the working and giving and going—The world needs the Holy Child.

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