The history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Asia is relatively brief but surprisingly well documented. The archives of the LDS Church Historian’s Office (CHO) in Salt Lake City contain a wealth of materials on the Asia missions. But these have rarely been studied and have never been surveyed or indexed. Thus they have not been readily available to the researcher or the public at large.

In an effort to satisfy this basic need, this pilot survey of Asian materials in the Historian’s Office is presented here.

The materials fall into six general categories: First, published books and theses, mission magazines, tracts, manuals, and missionary materials; second, various records kept by members of the Church in each country and by the Historian’s Office at home; third, biographical sketches and journals of Church leaders who have been associated with Asia; fourth, original manuscript material and photographs; fifth, periodical publications which have included materials on Asia; sixth, statistical files.

I. Published Materials

This broad category includes only three theses dealing with the Church in Asia on file: Robert C. Patch, An Historical Overview of the Missionary Activities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Continental Asia (1949); Murray Nicholes, History of the Japan Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1901–1904 (1957); R. Lanier Britsch, A History of the Missionary Activities of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in India 1849–1856 (1964).

In all Asian missions there is now a unified magazine which is translated into the native languages. These include much material from the standard English publications, The Ensign, The New Era, and The Friend. The missions also publish English language missionary magazines which feature monthly statistics, events, and progress reports. (See Appendix 5.) Copies of these, as well as their earlier prototypes, are on file in the CHO.

In recent years it has been the policy of the Church to collect copies of all manuals and Church publications printed in native languages. Some of these in oriental languages are now being processed, but unfortunately most of the older materials are not on file. Missionary training materials, handbooks, guides, and language materials are catalogued with these published materials. Missions of long standing have printed lesson plans, systems for learning the missionary lessons, grammar books, and dialogues.

II. Church Records

These constitute three major, comprehensive categories:

1. The Journal History of the Church. The pages consist of daily entries of newspaper clippings (mostly xeroxed in the more recent volumes), editorials, and pertinent information from the Deseret News and the Salt Lake Tribune. They are not limited to items relating directly to the Church, but included are the ordinations of Church officials, the organization and the reorganization of stakes and wards, and other business transacted by the General Authorities of the Church throughout the world, including Asia.

2. The Church Chronology contains much the same material, but omits the newspaper clippings except as they relate specifically to the Church.

Both of the above journals are extensively indexed. The Journal History, prior to 1870, is on microfilm, while the later material is in bound volumes. The index is kept by subjects and names.

The Journal History is of considerable value to the researcher in Asian Church affairs. There is, for example, in it a section on the “East India Mission,” the earliest missionary effort in Asia. This history covers the period from 1852 to 1909, and though it is part of the Journal History it is indexed separately.

3. By far the richest resource on the Church in Asia in the Historian’s Office is the Manuscript History of the Church. This is a compilation of mission, branch, district, stake, and ward histories prepared by clerks and recorders in the field and sent in periodically to Salt Lake City. These records are kept in either English or the native language. (Until the late 1960s these records were all kept in English. Since that time they have been kept in the native languages.) All records for any one organized Church unit are stored together. That is, all the records of the Philippine Mission are kept in one volume, while the records of any one branch within that mission are kept in a separate volume. Mission histories, also incorporated into the Manuscript History, are submitted yearly and include a record of all mission business (missionary transfers, changes in officers, etc., a record of officers sustained at the various conferences, clippings, and pictures). These records are kept by either the mission president or his recorder, and they are signed by the president. They are kept on a daily basis, and are often detailed. These records tend to report facts without much concern for analysis, impressions, or description. They tend to center around the activities of the mission president and his staff and often omit events removed from the mission home. Nevertheless, they are probably the best source available for the daily happenings of the mission. On a local level, each branch clerk keeps a record for his branch which he submits on a yearly basis. These forms include changes in officers, historical events, and occasionally some description of branch trends and attitudes. The quality of the report depends, of course, entirely on the branch clerk who wrote it.

III. Journals and Biographies

Several early leaders and members of the Church concerned with Asia wrote daily journals which are now on file at the CHO. These journals are listed in Appendix 2. Several of the Presidents of the Church have been personally involved in Asian mission history. Their works prove valuable for a variety of research needs. President Heber J. Grant’s journal is available, as are some of the journals of President David O. McKay. The researcher must obtain permission before he is allowed to use the journals, and no journals of living persons are made available. Other notable journals include those of Alma O. Taylor, one of the first missionaries to Japan and first translator of the Book of Mormon into Japanese; Matthew McCune, one of the leaders of the early work in India; and Levi Savage, early missionary to Thailand (then Siam).

In addition to these complete journals kept by individuals and donated to the CHO, two archives contain a number of useful and pertinent short biographical sketches. They are indexed in a separate biographical index.

IV. Periodicals

These have been available on open shelves near the main desk. There is an index to periodicals up to 1950. The periodicals indexed include:

Millennial Star	Dialogue
Evening and Morning Star	Contributor
Liahona	Improvement Era
Times and Seasons	Messenger and Advocate
Conference Reports	Young Women’s Journal
Journal of Discourses	New Era
Salt Lake Tribune	Children’s Friend
Deseret News	The Friend
Relief Society Magazine	BYU Studies
Ensign	Juvenile Instructor

Entries on Asia sometimes appear in unlikely sources. For example, the Millennial Star abounds in material on the early missions in South and East Asia since these missions officially came under the auspices of the British Mission. A complete description and analysis of materials available in these periodicals is badly needed.

V. Statistical Files

These provide useful data on memberships, births, deaths, and on immigration to the United States by members of the Church, missionaries who have served for the Church, including setting apart and release dates, and terms of labor. There is a patriarchal blessings file, which gives lineage, includes the date of the blessing and the name of the patriarch.

VI. Manuscripts and Pictures

In many ways these are the most exciting and valuable materials in the Historian’s Office. Their index includes not only manuscripts but also extensive collections of photographs, tapes, and films. The manuscript index file covers some biographies as well as excerpts from conference reports. For example, Elder Gordon B. Hinckley’s name is found in this index, and under his name is a listing of all the reports that he has given in the various general conferences.

Materials in the manuscript file are listed in Appendix 4. Random examples of the types of materials found here are: a report by Elders Ezra Taft Benson and Bruce R. McConkie on their visit in October 1969 to Indonesia with information on the land and their impressions of the people there; all of President McKay’s available papers from 1907 to 1969 (on microfilm); extracts from the journal of Matthew McCune on his life in Rangoon and Calcutta, and a set of letters from Henry McCune from Calcutta to President John Taylor concerning the unreadiness of the people of that area to accept the gospel; mission papers from some of the Asian missions, and letters from some of the mission presidents; accounts of the first temple trips from Japan and Korea to Hawaii and Utah; a motion picture of a visit of Elder Hugh B. Brown to Korea; and President Heber J. Grant’s correspondence describing his Japanese Mission experience. In short, there are many primary source materials which invite study and attention. Photographs are indexed in the manuscript file, but the index on photographs is yet unfinished.

Appendix I: Published Works

Japan Mission 1901–1924

Grant, Heber J. A Japanese Journal. Compiled by Gordon A. Madsen, 1970. M270.1 g762g.¹

Nichols, Murray L. History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Japan 1901–1924. Brigham Young University, 1957. M275.2 N621n.

———. Missionary Daily Record Book (unpaged). AJ M256.4 J353m.

———. From Plowboy to Prophet. Tokyo, 1920. A short history of the Prophet Joseph Smith for young people. Res. M270.2, M889f.

———. Matsu Jitsu Seito Sanbika. Tokyo, 1905. A hymnal of sixty-six numbers compiled by Horace Ensign and Frederick A. Caine. Res. M285.2 J35.

———. Sanbika. Tokyo 1915. Revised hymnal, leatherbound. Res. M285.2 J35.

———. Matsu Jitsu Seito Sanbika. Tokyo, 1916. Revised hymnal. Res. M285.2 Ala J.

Central Pacific Mission (in Hawaii) 1937–1948

1937. Hattatsu (The Progress). English and Japanese. P M205.5 P9647J.

1940. Minutes of the Oahu Stake, Hawaiian and Japanese Missions’ General MIA Conference. Pq M257.44 011.

1940. The Kakaaka Reporter, April 1940–January 1944. A missionary bulletin of the Japan Mission in Hawaii. Res. M205.5 J355a.

1945. The Spearhead, May 1945–March 1946. A missionary bulletin of the Japan Mission in Hawaii. Res. M205.5 C397a.

Japan Mission 1948–1955

1950. Missionary Plan: Dialogue in Japanese. Tokyo, 1950. Res. q M256.4 J357mj.

1950. American Fashion Show. Tokyo. Information for investigators in English and Japanese. Pq M256.4 J 357aJ.

1950. L.D.S. Messenger, December 1950–May 1957. A missionary bulletin in Japanese. Res. M205.5 L362J.

1951. Morumon Monogatari (The Mormon Story). Tokyo. Booklet in English and Japanese. P M200 J357 mJ.

1953. Sunday School Guide, January 1953–November 1960. A Sunday School bulletin issued in English and Japanese. Res. M205.5 n874s.

1953. The Grapevine, August 1953–December 1957. A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 J357a.

1953. MIA Leader, September 1953–November 1960. An MIA bulletin issued in Japanese. Res. M205.5 N874m.

1954. The Children Sing. Tokyo. 086.9489.

1954. Missionary Conference Reports: 1954–1955. Tokyo. P M204.5 J357m.

General

Palmer, Spencer J. The Church Encounters Asia. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1970. M275 P 176c.

Palmer, Spencer J. Mormonism—A Message for All Nations. Brigham Young University, 1971. Pq M230.1 P176m.

Northern Far East Mission 1955–1968

1956. Katei To Keno. Tokyo. A Relief Society manual. M257.26 AlJ.

1956. Our Standard Works. Tokyo. Sunday School lessons in Japanese. 086.9486.

1956. Growing Spiritually. Tokyo. Sunday School lessons in Japanese. 086.9486.

1956. Distinguishing Beliefs and Practices of the Japanese. Sunday School lessons in Japanese. 086.948.

1956. Life of Christ. Tokyo. Sunday School lessons in Japanese. 086.9486.

1956. Relief Society Handbook of Instructions. Tokyo. Pq M257.22 N874h.

1956. MIA Executive Manual, 1956–1957 (also available for 1957–60). Tokyo. Pq M257.42 E96J.

1957. The Book of Mormon. Tokyo. 186.942.

1957. The Triple Combination. Tokyo. 086.942.

1957. Seito No Michi, 1957–. A mission magazine in Japanese. Res. M205.5 S462J.

1957. Northern Honshu and Hokkaido District Newsletter, April 1957. A servicemen’s bulletin. Res. M205.93 N874.

1957. Gospel Fundamentals for New Investigators. Tokyo. English and Japanese. Res. M257.36 AlJ.

1958. Success Messenger, January 1958. A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 N874a.

1958. Combination Reference. Tokyo. A combination reference for the standard works. 086.945.

1958. Recreational Songs. Tokyo. 086.9489.

1958. Shojuki (Missionary Cookbook). Edited by Frances Andrus and Carol Rae Brown. P M256.4 N874s.

1960. Yoji Muki Seisho Monogatari (Bible Stories for Children).Tokyo. Pq M257.36 AlJ.

1962. Morumon Kyokai Eno Tebiki. Tokyo. An introductory tract. P M256.4 N874mJ.

1962. Anata Ni Otstae Suru Kotoba. Tokyo. A doctrinal tract. P M230 N874aJ.

1963. The Inter-Islander, September 1963–June 1964. A servicemen’s bulletin. Res. M205.93 I611.

Orton, Kenneth J. Sokka Gakai: Religio-political Power in Contemporary Japan. Brigham Young University, 1964. Res. 299 078s M.

McCune, George M. Testimony. BYU Press, 1967. A transcription of missionary testimonies and speeches of mission presidents and General Authorities in the Northern Far East Mission from 1963 to 1965.

———. Pamphlets in Japanese (six). 086.945.

———. Shitosha No Kiso Chishiki (Drama Handbook). Tokyo. P M257.42 N874eJ.

———. Kaishusha Kaku Toku No Tebiki (Teaching the Conversion Principles). Tokyo. Lesson materials. P.M256.4 N874tJ.

———. Suggested Work Meeting Activities. Tokyo. Relief Society materials. Pfo M257.2 N874s.

Japan Mission 1948–

1968. Service Messenger, September 1968– . A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 J35a.

1969. Missionary Plans-Japanese. Tokyo. P M256.1 C561uJ.

1969. Missionary Handbook. Tokyo. P M256.4 J353mh.

1969. After Baptism Lessons: Teacher’s Handbook. Tokyo. Dialogues are in Japanese and English. Includes a new members’ handbook. P M246.5 J353aJ.

1969. The Light of the Sun—Japan and the Saints. Tokyo. A history of the Japanese missions. M275.2 J3531.

Japan-Okinawa Mission (Japan Central Mission) 1968–

1968. The Rising Sun, November 1968– . A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 J353a.

1969. To Become a Golden Harvester? May 1969 Kiniki Missionary Conference. Pq M204.6 J35t.

Japan East Mission 1970–

1970. Pioneer, August 1970– . A missionary bulletin. M205.5 J346a.

Japan West Mission 1970–

1970. Golden Horizons, June 1970– . A missionary bulletin. M205.5 J354a.

1970. Missionary Handbook. Fukuoka. P M256.4 J354mJ.

Early China Missions

Patch, Robert C. An Historical Overview of the Missionary Activities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Continental Asia. Brigham Young University, 1949. M275 P294h.

Stout, Wayne D. Hosea Stout, Utah’s Pioneer Statesman. Salt Lake City, 1953. Res. M270.1 S889s.

Southern Far East Mission 1955–1968

1955. Jen Sheng Te Mu Ti (The Purpose of Life). Taipei. P M233 S7284pC.

1955. Sheng Ti En T’zu—Yung Sheng (Gift of God—Eternal Life). Taipei. P M233 S7284Sc.

1955. Wan Shih Te Fu Shin (Restoration of All Things). Taipei. P M273.2 S7284wC.

1955. Yu Fu Tsung Te I Ca Fu (Obedience and Blessings). Taipei. P M233 S7284yC.

1956. Southern Far East Bulletin, September 1956–December 1960. A missionary bulletin in English and Cantonese to December 1958, then in English only Res. M205.5 S7284aC.

1957. Southern Far East Mission Proselyting Plan. Compiled by H. Grant Heaton. Hong Kong. Res. M356.4 87284pC.

1958. Our Guide to Eternal Life. Hong Kong District: Tri-district Conference for Kowloon, Hong Kong, and the New Territories. In English and Cantonese. Res. qM204.6 S7284oC.

1958. Ward Teaching Messages. Hong Kong. Pq M246.3 S727W.

1958. In Memory of Keith A. Madsen. Taiwan District. Yearbook 1955–1958. qM256.4 S7284iC.

1959. Voice of the Saints, January 1959– . Mission magazine in English and Chinese. Res. M205.5 V889C.

1960. Missionary Gospel Teachings in Cantonese. Hong Kong. A language textbook. Res. M256.4 S7284mC.

1961. Gospel Dialogue in Mandarin. Taipei. Prepared by Donald C. Cutler and Thomas Nielson. Res. M256.4 S7284gC.

1961. Conversational Chinese for Missionary Use. Taipei. Prepared by Donald C. Cutler and Thomas Nielson. Pq M256.4 S7284sC.

1961. Southern Far East Mission and You. Hong Kong. P M275.125 S7284.

1963. Gospel Study Plan. Hong Kong. Res. qM256.4 S7284go.

1963. Missionary Language Plan in Cantonese. Hong Kong. Prepared by Ermel J. Morton. Res. M256.4 S7284miC.

1963. Missionary Plan in Mandarin. Hong Kong. Prepared by Ermel J. Morton. Res. M256.4 S7284mlC.

1963. Fu Nu Hui Huo Tung Chiao Tsai. Relief Society activities material. Res. M257.26 AlC.

1964. Cantonese Romanization Glossary of the Six Discussions. Hong Kong. Pfo M256.4 S7284misC.

1964. Hsieh Geen Hui: Fun Songs. Hong Kong. MIA fun songs for the Chinese. In English. Pq M257.42 S7284h.

1965. After Baptism Lessons. Hong Kong. Pq M256.4 S7284a.

1965. Shou Hsi I Hon Ko Chen (After Baptism Lessons—Cantonese). Hong Kong. Pq M256.4 S7284aC.

1965. Sheng Huo (Life). Hong Kong. P M233 S7284shC.

1967. Chuan Tao Hua I Ko Chen (A Unified System for Teaching Investigators). P M256.1 C561uC.

1967. Mu Tao Pan K’o Ch’eng. Hong Kong. An investigator class manual. Res. AlC.

1967. Hsieh Geen Hui Chen Zen Ben Ko Chen (MIA Lessons for Special Interest Class). Taipei. Res. M257.46 AlC.

1967. Chin Wen Chung Te Ling Hsiu (Scripture Lessons in Leadership—Teachers’ Manual). Hong Kong. Res. M257.36 AlC.

1968. Hsieh Geen Hui Yeu Sea (MIA Game Book). Hong Kong. P M257.42 S7284mhC.

1968. Chin Gin Tsi Chu Chia (The Primary Family Home). Hong Kong. Pq M257.5 F198C.

Hong Kong—Taiwan Mission 1968–1970

1969. The Orientor, December 1969– . A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 S7284a.

1969. Senior Companion’s Handbook. Hong Kong. P M256.4 S7284sc.

1969. Junior Companion’s Handbook. Hong Kong. P M256.4 S7284j.

1969. Group Leader’s Handbook: Vietnam Zone. Hong Kong. P M256 S7284gi.

1969. Chin Wen Tung Te Ling Hsio K’o Ch’eng (Scripture Lessons in Leadership—Students’ Manual). Hong Kong. Pq M257.36 AlC.

1970. Project Concern. Hong Kong. Fellowshipping materials. Pq M246.5 H772p.

Korea Mission 1962–

1960. Songdodului Kyungyungran (Saints’ Stewardship). Seoul. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Written by Paul A. Weelington. P M291.6 W447sK.

1963. The White Field, January 1963– . Seoul. A missionary bulletin. Res. M205.5 K84a.

1963. Chimnae Padun Hunun Muosul? (After Baptism What?). Seoul. A missionary tract. Originally written by Mark E. Peterson. P M200. p 4842aK.

1965. Songdo-wi bot (The Saints’ Friend), February 1965– . Seoul. Mission magazine. Res. M205.5 S985K.

1967. Palmer, Spencer J. Korea and Christianity: The Problems of Identification with Tradition. Seoul, Hollym Press.

1968. Sang Ho Pujo Hwe (Relief Society Magazine), 1968– . Seoul. A locally published Relief Society magazine. Pfo M252.2 K84sK.

1968. Seroun Pokum Toron (New Gospel Discussions). Seoul. An approach to learning the discussions written by Robert H. Slover II. M256.1 C561uK.

1968. Kicho’o Munpop (Foundation Grammar). Seoul. A missionary language training book written by Robert H. Slover II. Res. M256.4 K843sK.

Early India Missions

Britsch, R. Lanier. A History of the Missionary Activities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in India 1849–1856. Brigham Young University, 1964. Res. M275.4 B862h.

McCune, George M. Matthew McCune: Soldier, Doctor, Missionary, Saint. Brigham Young University, 1968. Pfo M270.1 M175m.

Young, Susa Amelia Gates. A Memorial to Elizabeth Claridge McCune. Salt Lake City, 1924. M270.07 M159g, or Res. M270 29d.

Philippines Mission 1967–

Call, Lowell E. Latter-day Servicemen in the Philippines: Historical Studies of Activities Leading to the Establishment of the Church. Brigham Young University, 1955. Res. M279.14 C156C.

1968. The Bayanihan, January 1968– . A missionary bulletin. Res. M202.5 P552a.

1968. Fellowship. Manila. P M246.5 P552f.

Southeast Asia Mission 1969–

1970. Missionary Handbook. Singapore. P M256.4 S7272M.

Appendix II: Journals

Name	Date	Catalogue Number
Featherstone, Joseph	1901–1903
Grant, Heber J.	1909–1911	633
Ivie, Lloyd O.	1910–1914	783
Ludington, Elam
McCune, Matthew	1862–1864	539
Richards, Joseph	1876–1881
Savage, Levi	1858–1885
Stout, Hosea	1844–1846, 1848–1869	195, film 154
Taylor, Alma O.	1901–1922	film 108

Note: Several of the journals do not have call numbers. These must be requested by name.

Appendix III: Biographies

Name	Date of Sketch	File Number
Anderson, Dwayne	1942	Ms: b-2-7-18
Andrus, Paul C.	1956	Ms: b-3-2-2
Bills, Walter	1969	Ms: b-24-6-2
Carr, Gail E.	1970	Ms: b-16-2-19
Clissold, Edward L.	1952	Ms: b-20-5-10
Hardy, Brent	1968	Ms: b-16-13-20
Horiuchi, Russell N.	1960	Ms: b-30-12-12
Komatsu, Adney Y.	1970	Ms: b-31-11-3
Okazaki, Cheko N.	1968	Ms: b-10-14-11
Okazaki, Edward Y.	1968	Ms: b-11-5-21
Robertson, Hilton A.	1968	Ms: b-18-13-5
Rose, Paul S.	1967	Ms: b-15-7-21
Slover, Robert H.	1968	Ms: b-17-1-14
Smith, DeWitt C.	1970	Ms: b-30-13-17
Stimpson, Joseph H.	1933	Ms: b-17-9-2
Watanabe, Kan	1970	Ms: b-30-13-22

Appendix IV: Manuscripts

Aki, Henry. General Conference address given October 5, 1951 (taped). t625.*

Benson, Ezra Taft, and Bruce R. McConkie. Report on a visit to Indonesia, October 1969. Ms. d-680.

Bills, Walter. Letter from Tokyo to George McCune in Salt Lake City explaining how the Japanese Saints financed their excursion to General Conference and the Salt Lake Temple, December 11, 1970. Ms. d-1085.

Brown, Hugh B., and Gordon B. Hinkley. Motion picture of a visit to Korea, 1967. (15 minutes, 500 feet.) Ms. nf-289.

Grant, Heber J. Letter books (especially Numbers 23–26). Ms. f-277: 1–55.

Grant, Heber J. Letters to President Grant, 1901–1902, while he was in Japan. Name File LC-Leg.

Hong Byung-sik. Account of the first temple trip of Korean members to the Hawaiian Temple, August 1970. Ms. d-969.

Lewis, James. Life history including an account of a mission to China (on microfilm, no date). Ms. f-180.

McCune, Henry F. Letters to John Taylor and others from Calcutta regarding the unreadiness of that people to accept the gospel (no date). Ms. d-882.

McCune, Matthew. Day Book: Life in Rangoon and Calcutta as extracted from his journal. Ms. d-1095-1.

McKay, David O. Papers, 1907–1967 (on film). Ms. f-287.

Robertson, Hilton A. General Conference Address, April 4, 1947 (on tape). t-544.

Robertson, Hilton A. General Conference Address, April 4, 1953 (on tape). t-654.

Price, Harrison Ted. Papers, 1951–1958, including letters, incidents in Japan and during World War II, and an account by Matthew Cowley on the building of temples in Japan. Ms. d-515.

Stimpson, Joseph H. Record Books 1908–1912 with a statistical record of President Stimpson’s mission. Ms. d-1060; 12–13.

Stimpson, Joseph H. Journals, 1911–1921 (xeroxed). Ms. d-1060: 1–11.

Taylor, Alma O. Journal, 1901–1922 (on film). Ms. f-108.

———. Southern Far East Mission Papers, no date (on film). Ms. f-186.

———. Chaplains in Korea, episodes showing the activities and services of chaplains in Korea, 1950–1953 (on tape, 15 minutes). Ms. t-2189.

Appendix V: Magazines

Current Missionary Magazines in Asia in English:

The Orienter (Hong Kong)

The Pearl (Singapore)

The White Field (Seoul)

The Service Messenger (Tokyo)

The Bayanihan (Manila)

The Pioneer, Kaitakusha (Sapporo)

The Rising Sun (Kobe)

The Taiwan Missionary (Taipei)

Golden Horizons (Osaka)

Oriental Language Titles of Unified Magazine:

Korean: Songdo-wi Bot

Chinese: Sheng t’u-chih Sheng

Japanese: Seito-no Michi

The Philippines and Southeast Asia missions use English language publications of the Church.