apanese 2 68
Jews 2 ....
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260 7,411

Lettish 2 31
Mexicans in U. S 18 113
Norwegians 50 1,095
Poles 6 82
Portuguese 2 42
Russians 2 71
Slavs 5 77
Swedes 205 7,623
Syrians 1 ....
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551 16,545

FOREIGN PEOPLES IN BAPTIST CHURCHES, THE RESULTS OF HOME MISSION WORK

Churches Memb'ship

Germans, 1906 266 26,274
Dane-Norwegian, 1903 90 5,530
Swedes, 1903 331 22,625

The number of missionaries among the foreign populations was 312. The
Women's Societies maintained a number of workers, including the
efficient missionaries at Ellis Island. The Home Mission Society is
supporting Italian missionaries in twenty cities. Aside from organized
effort, Chinese Sunday-schools are conducted by many local churches,
which do not report to any central organization. There is a considerable
work done also by the city mission societies, which work independently
in part. In some places, local churches also maintain missions among the
Italians, Hungarians, and Slavs.

MISSION WORK OF THE CONGREGATIONAL HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN 1906

Total number of Missionaries 215
German Missions 73
Scandinavian Missions 89
Bohemian " 20
Polish " 5
French " 7
Spanish Missions 10
Finnish " 6
Danish " 2
Armenian " 6
Greek " 1
Chinese and Japanese 22

STATEMENTS SHOWING NUMBER OF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES FOR FOREIGN
SPEAKING PEOPLES, WITH THEIR TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

Churches Members Average to a Church

Germans 170 8,000 47
Scandinavians 95 7,495 79
Slavs