instance, a report from the Jerusalem meeting entitled “ The Relation Between the Younger and Older Churches ” shows that the Chinese Christian leader S. C. Leung ( dates of birth and death unknown ) argued that the major share of the responsibility for Christian mission in China should be transferred to indigenous churches from mission socie-ty. Other Christian leaders from formerly non-Christian regions also “ courteously but firmly ” suggested the need for a new relationship between native churches and missionaries. Timothy Yates, Christian Mission in the Twentieth Century ( Cambridge : Cambridge University, 1996 ) , p. 67. 12 T. W. Douglas James, “ The Jerusalem Conference Reports : V. The Relation between the Younger and Older Chur-ches, ” The Presbyterian Messenger, No. 1,013, Aug. 1929, Presbyterian Church of England, pp. 93-94. 13 For instance, Max Yergan ( 1892-1975 ) , an African American YMCA Secretary in South Africa, and Helen K. Kim 金活蘭 ( 1899-1970 ) , a Korean Christian educator, called attention to the problem of political control and economical penetration by Imperialist powers and the structural relationship between the colonial rulers and the ruled in order to comprehend and overcome the “ race question. ” The