SUDAN UNITED MISSION

Hokitika Guardian, 13 January 1923, Page 1

SUDAN UNITED MISSION

Tlio Sudan United .Mission is an in-tcr-donoininat ional mission witli lion<l,pinners in I.omlon. and branches in Australia and Now Zealand. A visit In the General Secretary. Mr .1. I licsllv lias benn annonnced in the meal (•hurdles, lor Monday first, in St. Andrew's Hall at 8 p.tu. A circular letter from tie' New Zealand Kxerutivn Commit ten in Wellington says: ‘•The New Zealand and Anstialiai. liraneli "i the Mission, has Ix-on given control d all work in the Anglo-Egypt-ian Sudan, where eight year, ago the pioneers commenced their dilluult task at. Melnt, 420 miles south Khartoum. A hospital has boon provided. whore Dr and Mrs Trudmger have ministered so .suceessfiilly to the needs of a native population, that, at the request of (3overnme.il oiliemlß. otu missionaries have mU red other lag. districts .and have established st.nioii. j u the Xuho Mountains loomin'.. \t Hid,an, Mr and Mr s Mills and Mr, Mae Diarmid. of New ' I S 0 .mined the eoi.l.demc of Urn.-, IsiwU'S Soudanese that over a tliousnud mcdie.il treatments were giw A "'other opening are offered to us in the saute‘district. We dare not - ,dect these opportunities, hut - ' 1 : n ,. (l lnw t.ur S-MKlinjl 1 ami im*roa>ins o\w uu ""^; Sr war an has tin religion “* ctis'l. The armies of CTuustian - ""'l' l ' iu ; Moslem-, hut the faith whim, has made me ■■ ■ ‘ llt what he »-• smius hoc .. Kt . ; ,| which elutracier. ,c th<

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