The American Missionary, 1914, Vol. 68 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

Insight into early 20th-century missionary work and the Congregational network. This 1914 issue of The American Missionary chronicles council actions, strategic plans, and the people shaping home and foreign mission efforts. It offers a window into how church leaders organized, funded, and prayed over ambitious goals for outreach, education, and relief.

The issue surveys recent developments, including new commissions, organizational leadership, and fundraising for the Annuity Plan. It features letters from pastors praising the magazine’s impact, testimonies about subscription drives, and notices about year-end giving. It also presents topical essays and reports on education, racial and regional diversity in America, and international perspectives on race and reform.

- Read summaries of council decisions and strategic directions for missions
- See firsthand accounts of church members supporting the publication and its programs
- Learn about education and religious work among diverse communities
- Discover contemporary viewpoints on race, society, and international development

Ideal for readers of early 20th-century religious history, Congregational missions, and period journalism of social reform.

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