Subject Catalogue of Publications Relating to Persia [‎7av] (23/396)

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Will those into whose hands this paper falls take a share, by alms and continual earnest prayers,*
in the success of this Mission ? “ Blessed are the peacemakers ” who pull down the “ partition
walls ” of prejudice, misunderstanding, and ignorance, and who look for the accomplishment of our
Blessed Lord’s Great Intercession for the unity of His Church (St. John xvii. 21), that the world
—it is a marvellous motive—may know the truth of His .Mission from the Father.
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Associations are being formed in order to awaken' local interest, to supply informatioh, to unite
friends in prayer, and to form centres of. support in aid of the Mission. '
SPECIAL GIFTS. r, ;'!
The following list of needs is given in case any supporters of the Mission should wish
to contribute some special offerings of their own. The Summer Station, the Chapel of the
Mission-house, and the House of the Sisters of Bethapy have already been given in this way.
Girls’ School House ^150 to ^200
Chapel for the Sisters ... ... ... ... ... ... ... •• £$°-
New Type-casting Machine ...' .. ... ... ... ... ...
Standard theological books for the Mission library; the liturgical treatises of Assemannus
and Renaudot specially wanted.
LETTERS AND PARCELS FOR THE MISSION.
Postal address of the Mission clergy : English Mission (of the Sisters, House of the Sisters of
Bethany), Urmi, Persia, fi'ia Berlin and Tabriz). N.B.—Persia is within the Postal Union; the
book-post is the same as in the United Kingdom. Foreign Reply Post Cards {yd.) will be found
convenient for short communications when an answer is required. Parcels tor the Mission
should be addressed as follows : Sir Crave?i C. Goring, Bart., No. 98584, Export Department,
105, Victoria Street, I.ondon, S.W. [Assyrian Mission]. Letters about the parcels, not the parcels
themselves, may be sent to Sir Craven Goring’s private address : Sfrettington, near Chichester.
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* The Mission priests in Assyria especially ask for the prayers of all faithful Christians,
rich and poor, to aid them in their difficult and responsible work.
20th May, 1S90.
His Grace the Lord Archbishop op Canter
bury.
The Dean of Canterbury.
„ „ Lichfield.
„ „ Rochester.
„ „ Windsor.
The Rev. the Hon. J. G. Adderley.
„ „ A. Hamilton Baynes.
„ „ R. Milburn Blakiston.
„ „ A. J. Carlyle.
„ „ E. L. Cutts, D.D.
„ „ G. C. Fletcher.
„ „ Montague Fowler.
„ „ W. H. Grove.
„ „ J. W. Hicks, M.D.
„ „ C. B. Hutchinson.
„ „ F. May, D.D.
The Rev. J. Troutbeck, D.D.
„ „ H. W. Tucker.
,, ,, F. W. Tremlett, D.C.L.
The Most Hon. the Marquis of Lothian, K.T.
Dr. H. P. Cholmeley
Sir Walter R. Farquhar.
Major-General Sir Frederick J. Goldsmid,
C.B., K.C.S.I.
Sir Craven C. Goring, Bart,
i Sir Theodore C. Hope, K.C.S.I., C.I.E.
R. Jasper More, Esq., M.P.
1 The Hon. Sir C. A. Murray, K.C.B.
Professor J. E. Nixon.
Athelstan Riley, Esq.
Major-General E. Harding Steward.
Sir Charles A. Turner, C.I.E.
F. A. White, Esq.