Only sections relevant to the account re- baptisims is included below. # 1923 Review of the Year EVANGELISTIC A keen spirit of enquiry is reported from Kienning and Fuan. Special evangelistic meetings have been held in Kituan West Road and in Foochow City A Sunday School has been started in one of the government schools in Ningteh. A Union Women Workers' Conference was held at Nantai for ten days at the end of January. Owning to political unrest up-country workers were unable to come. Nevertheless there was a good attendance, and many testified to blessing received. A generous grant towards the expenses was made by the Milton-Stewart Evangelistic Fund. A similar conference was held immediately afterwards at Kutian and proved most helpful. <br> A kind of revival movement amongst students in schools at Nantai has caused a number of the boys and girls to organise themselves into evangelistic bands in the holiday time and during term time too they have had regular meetings for prayer and Bible study. There is in the movement much for which we thank God, and the courage and brightness with which they witness to the faith that is in them, has been very inspiring and has won many who were careless before to a more earnest Christian life. It is to be regretted however, that, influenced by mistaken teaching on the subject of baptism emanating from the mission at Pagoda Anchorage, some who had already been baptised and even confirmed, have in the heat of enthusiasm undergone rebaptism. <br> The Foochow Phonetic Script has made good progress during the year. Out Mission press has obtained two more founts of script type. and has actually printed the Gospels of S. Luke and S. John and the script primer during the year. The B.&F.B.S. has financed the printing of the Gospels, and the American Bible Society has also expressed itself as willing to cooperate.