Works
- The Siege of the Peking Legations, 1901
- Missionary methods : St. Paul's or ours : a study of the church in the four provinces, London : R. Scott, 1912
- Missionary principles, London : R. Scott, 1913
- Pentecost & the World: the revelation of the Holy Spirit in the 'Acts of the Apostles', London : Oxford University Press, 1917
- Educational principles and missionary methods : the application of educational principles to missionary evangelism, London : R. Scott, 1919
- Missionary survey as an aid to intelligent co-operation in foreign missions, (co-authored with Thomas Cochrane), London : Longmans, Green, 1920
- Voluntary clergy, London : SPCK, 1923
- The spontaneous expansion of the church : and the causes which hinder it, London : The World dominion press, 1927
- Devolution and its real significance, (co-authored with Alexander McLeish), 1927
- Sidney James Wells Clark. A vision of foreign missions, 1937
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