# David Jenks

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'''David Jenks''' [SSM](/source/Society_of_the_Sacred_Mission) (1866–1935<ref name="dates">[https://books.google.com/books?id=NzZmAAAAMAAJ&q=David+Jenks&dq=David+Jenks&lr=&ei=89ZxSvjnL5bWyATO1ZDUDg David Jenks' dates stated]</ref>) was a priest of the [Church of England](/source/Church_of_England) and member of the [Society of the Sacred Mission](/source/Society_of_the_Sacred_Mission) (SSM).
Jenks became the Director of the SSM in 1910<ref name="SSM-Director">[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/lists/GB-1916-SSM.htm Appointment of David Jenks as Director of SSM, 1910-1920.]</ref> in succession to Father [Herbert Kelly](/source/Herbert_Kelly).

== Works ==
*''A Study of Meditation'' (1909)
*''Study of Intercession'' (1917)
*''The Fulfilment of the Church'' (1920)
*''The Church in India'', ed. E. P. Swain. SPCK (1923)
*''In the Face of Jesus Christ'' (1925)
*''A Study of World Evangelisation'' (1926)
*''Renewal of Life in the Clergy'' (1929)
*''Services of Worship and Devotion for Corporate and Private Use in Times of Renewal of Life'', ed. D. Jenks (1929)
*''Scattered Sheep'' (1930)
*''Six Great Missionaries of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries'' (1930)

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://anglicanhistory.org/india/swain_mission1923/08.html India and the Church: Essay VIII]
* [https://archive.org/details/MN41712ucmf_6 India and the Church]

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