Eric M. Meleen
By Eric M. Meleen, Former Superintendent, Burma Union Mission
Just Between Us Missionary Wives—No. 1
A true helpmeet doubles the missionary's effectiveness
Facing India's Problem—No. 2
Probably every indigenous worker and every missionary in India, including those in our own ranks, could point to examples of individuals and groups who have improved their economic and social status by becoming Christians.
Facing the India Problem No. 1
India presents such a variety of conditions—geographical, economic, sociologic, and religious—that it is well-nigh futile to attempt any general statement about the country which would apply accurately to all parts or to all classes of people found there.
Insight One of Our Great Needs
A characteristic feature of reports of progress in our work is the attention that is called to the inadequacy of provision to meet the needs of the work, especially financial provision.
Self-Reliance in the Indigenous Church
How to development self-supporting churches in the mission field.
National Worker Evangelism in India
Even missionaries, it seems, are not immune from the fear and dislike of making new discoveries and adopting new methods in work.