---------------------------------------------------------|-----| In District (excluding Self-supporting Churches). | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Communicants. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Unpaid Workers. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Proportion of Unpaid Workers to Communicants. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| In Self-supporting Churches. | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Communicants. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Unpaid Workers. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Proportion of Unpaid Workers to Communicants. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| Remarks and Conclusions. | | ---------------------------------------------------------|-----| This would supplement the previous table and tend to correct any mistakes to which it might give rise. Thus far of the missions which recognise self-supporting churches. As for the mission districts in which no such distinctions have been made, all that I think we need to do is to recall the tables which we made when considering the native force (p. 54 _sqq_.), and to supplement them with tables designed to reveal (1) the power of the Christians to conduct their own religious services independently of the foreigner; (2) their power to direct their own Church government; (3) their power to supply the material needs of their organisation according to the ideas which they have received and hold.