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The gathering is probably a church conference or service. The people are in western dress and in one of the photographs they are singing.

These posters are published by the Religious Tract Society, Hankow & Shanghai." The posters are either black, red, or yellow. The black and red posters have white symbols, while the yellow posters have red symbols.

1) "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." Cat. No. 3092 (for 1934) 2) "Victory through the cross" Cat. No. 3074 3) "Beware" Cat. No. 19088 (for 1933) 4) "Death to life" Cat. No. 19305 (for 1935) 5) "Satan's snare" (for 1933) 6) "Between two opinions" Cat. No. 3094 (for 1934) 7) "The lamb of God" Cat. No. 19322 (for 1938) 8) "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" Cat. No. 3092 (for 1934) 9) "Gone astray" Cat. No. 3093 (for 1934) 10) "Ladder to heaven" Cat. No. 19321 (for 1938)

11) "The life saver" Cat. No. 19311 (for 1936) 12) "Entering into salvation" Cat. No. 19316 (1937) 13) "Sin as 'Barrier'" Cat. No. 19307 (for 1936) 14) "Invitation to knock" Cat. No. 19315 (1937) 15) "The wrong entrance" Cat. No. 19314 (1937) 16) "The door closed" Cat. No. 19318 (1937) 17) "Victory through the cross" Cat. No. 3074 18) "Grace" Cat. No. 18306 (for 1935) 19) "Urging others to enter" Cat. No. 19317 (1937) 20) "What shall it profit a man?" Cat. No. 3095 (for 1934)

One photograph is dated 1909, but others are clearly much later. One is labeled as being taken in North-West China. Most of the photographs have no labels on them.

These leaflets were issued in the United Kingdom for donations to support missionary activities abroad.