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The Arabian Mission

OF THE
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA
Officer* of the Hoard of Torciyn Missions

Rev. Henry K. Cobh, I).I)., President
Rev. \V. I. Chamberlain. Pb.D., Corresponding Secretary
T'. M. Rotter, L.H.D., Associate Secretary and Treasurer
Rev. W. J. Van Kersen, D.D., District Secretary
MISSIONARIES i
*Kev. James Cantine. Mosul, Iraq, Evangelistic Work.
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Zwemer. Cairo, Egypt, Evang. and Lit. Work.-
•Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Barny, Baghdad, Iraq, Evangelistic Work.
Rev. James K. Moerdyk. Holland. Mich. On furlough.
Educational Work.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Van Ess, • lUaian, Iraq,
Miss J. A. Scardeficld, 25 E. 22 St.. N. Y. C.. Emeritus.
Miss Fanny Lutton Muscat. Arab, via Bombay. Evangelistic Work.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Dykstra, Basrah. Iraq, Evangelistic Work.
l)r. and Mrs. C. S. G. Mylrca, 25 E. 22 St.. N. Y. C., On furlough.
Rev. and Mrs. G. J. Pennings, Bahrain, P. G. via Bombay, Evangelistic Work. .•
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Calverlev, Kuwait, via Iraq. Evang. and Med. Wo(^
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Harrison, Muscat, Arab., via Bombay, Medical Work. .
Rev. and Mrs. G. D. VanPeurscm, Muscat, Arab., via Bombay, Evangelistic Work.
Mrs. Sharon J. Thoms, Baghdad, Iraq, Educational Work.
Miss Sarah L. Hosmon. M.D., Muscat, Arab., via Bombay, Medical Work. :
Miss Charlotte B. Kellien, 25 E. 22 St., N. Y. C., On furlough.
Miss M. C. Van Pelt, Kuwait, via Iraq. Medical Work.
Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Dame, Bahrain. P.G. via Bombay, Med. and Educ. \y<*k
Miss Ruth Jackson, Amarah. Iraq, Educational Work.
Miss Rachel Jackson, Basrah, Iraq, Educational Work.
Miss Cornelia Dalenherg, Bahrain. P.G. via Bombay, Medical Work.
Rev. and Mrs. It. D. llakken. Holland. Mich., On furlough.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Moerdyk. Zeeland, Mich. On furlough.
Rev. and Mrs. (j. E. De Jong, Kuwait, via Iraq. Evangelistic Work. • *
Miss Swantina De Young, Basrah, Iraq, Educational Work*
Mi Thru Kaarhiiguei IhiM itli, I i Mijji Klim illimtiil Work! %
Iir. mid Mrs. W. 1 iun.i.1 Storm, llitlimlii, P.G. via Bombay, Lunguugc Study.
Miss Esther llarny, M.D., Bahrain, P.G. via Bombay, language Study',
Miss M. N. Tiffany, M.D., Bahrain. P.G. via Bombay, Language Study.
4Rev. and Mrs. John S. Badeau, Mosul, Iraq, Language Study. > 1
Postage on ordinary fir>t class mail ; 5 cents for the first ounce, 3 cents for cad -
additional ounce. _ , ?
Letters to Mosul. Baghdad. Basrah. Amarah and Kuwait may be sent aUo j*.!
special route; London. Cairo, and air mail to Baghdad. Tins insures delivery in aha* :
iliree weeks after posting in New York. Such mail must be marked in live upper
hand corner ami underscored in red ink. "Via Air Mail. Cairo-Baglulad-Basrah." 5
11 cents for the first ounce and 9 cents for each additional ounce.
The Arabian Mission, which was organized in 1889 as a separate mission
amalgamated with the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in AfLiTT '
in 1£25. The change did not affect the work in Arabia or the organization in theLd? ^
but concerned only office administration and legal status. All former contriu2U ^
should be continued and sent to the Board of Foreign Missions. They mav *
designated “For Work in Arabia” if desired.
Board of Foreign Missions. R. C. A.
25 East 22n Street, New York .
* Member* of the Unit*! Mission in Mesopotamia, in which we cooperate with the
Church and the Reformed Church in the United States.

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