Woman in Missions (Classic Reprint): Papers and Addresses Presented at the Woman's Congresses of Missions, October 2-4, 1893, in the Hall of Columbus, ... Hall of Columbus, Chicago (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore a landmark collection of 1893 speeches that shaped the modern role of women in Christian missions. This volume presents the opening addresses and key talks from the Woman's Congresses of Missions, held in Chicago, and highlights how women leaders framed global outreach, education, medical work, and cross-cultural partnership as central to missionary effort.

The book surveys the aims and ambitions of a world-changing movement. It frames missions as a core expression of faith, dignity, and service, and it showcases how women across continents organized, supported, and expanded outreach. Readers will encounter discussions on the purpose of the congresses, the need for trained workers, and the vital impact of native and overseas female leadership in education, health, and evangelism. The collection also documents specific efforts in zenana missions, medical missions, and the broader work of women in various missionary societies, illustrating a shared commitment to elevating women and communities through faith-based service.

What you’ll experience

• Context for the early advocacy of women’s leadership in missions and social reform


• Accounts of zenana, medical, and educational initiatives that supported women’s access to care and learning


• Profiles of organizations and key figures shaping mission work in the late 19th century


• A historical view of how religious gatherings influenced ongoing outreach and collaboration

Ideal for readers of mission history, religious studies, and women’s history who want a window into the origins of organized women’s global service.

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