Missions of the CMS and CEZMS in the Punjab and Sindh by Robert Clark

Robert Clark was one of the first two missionaries from the Church Missionary Society to arrive in the Punjab and founded the CMS mission station at Amrtisar, the CMS Afghan Mission in Peshawar and the Kashmir Mission. He was therefore well qualified to write this history of the work in the region. My thanks to the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide for making this public domain title available for digitisation.

Robert Clark [1825–1900], The Missions of the Church Missionary Society and the Church of England Zenana Missionary Society in the Punjab and Sindh. London: Church Missionary Society, 1904. Hbk. pp.280. [Click to visit the Robert Clark page for the download link for this title and others]

Contents

• Prefatory Note

1. Tthe Commencement of the Punjab Mission
2. The Missionaries
3. Statistics of the Society
4. The Geographica; Position of the Mission Stations
5. The People of the Punjab and Sindh
6. The Creeds of the People of the Country
7. Amritsar and its Institutions
8. Batála
9. Uddoké. The Story of the Late Rev. Pundit Khabak Singh
10. Nárowál
11. Anjála and Khutrain
12. Bahrwál, Near Atárí
13. The Tarán Táran Village Mission
14. Jandiála
15. The Clarkábád Agricultural Settlement
16. Low Caste Converts and Apostasies
17. Lahore
18. Simla and Kotgarh
19. Kangra
20. Kashmír
21. Pesháwar and Hazára
22. The Deraját: Bannú, Dera Ismail Khán, and Tank
23. The Belúch Mission
24. Multán
25. Quetta
26. Karáachi
27. Hyderabad
28. Sukkur
29. The Political Aspect of Missions
30. Missions to Mohammedans
31. Our Need of Chosen Agents
32. Organisation
33. Conclusion

Appendices

1. Statistical Tables, 1873 to 1902
2. Christian Literature Prepared by Members of the C.M.S. and the C.E.Z.M.S. in the Punjah and Sindh

• Index