of the book, that of serving as a basis for a profitable and practical course in Evangelistics in schools. After some experience he is more fully convinced than ever that a course which will conduce to the missionary equipment and incitement of our students will serve a similar purpose among the young people of our congregations and in Christian homes, if the material is presented in proper form.
The time is at hand when our pastors, more generally, must lead their people to a more intelligent and comprehensive grasp of the missionary enterprise, to the end that they may more fully and joyfully respond to the marvelous opportunities of twentieth century missions.
With the hope and prayer that, amid the abundance of missionary literature, it may be helpful to clearness of view and deepening of conviction and abiding interest and participation in the cause of spreading the Redeemer's kingdom and bringing blessing to mankind, this handbook is sent forth on its second journey.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, August, 1912.