New England Methodism (Classic Reprint): The Story of the New England Convention of Methodist Men, Held in Tremont Temple Boston, Mass;, November ... Mass;, November 11-13, 1914 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Reviving a regional church with a clear plan for growth and world missions. This non‑fiction work chronicles the 1914 Tremont Temple gathering and its bold program to study the New England church, align its work with local needs, and expand evangelism at home and abroad. The book presents the ideas, data, and practical steps the convention proposed to strengthen churches, mobilize lay leadership, and reach new communities.

Written as a record and a call to action, it details a survey of immigrant, industrial, educational, social, and religious life in the six New England states, and explains how these findings shape a comprehensive program for renewal. Readers will see how the church aims to engage the foreign-born population, partner with other denominations, and balance local vitality with global mission.

• How a regional church can organize for more effective evangelism and outreach


• Strategies to mobilize lay leadership and convert plans into action


• Approaches to engaging diverse communities, including immigrant populations


• Vision for nationwide and world‑wide evangelization and church renewal

Ideal for readers of church history, Methodism, and historical religious reformers who want practical insights into faith-based organizational change.

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