Clear, practical insights into missionary work and its history for today’s readers.
This book aims to help preachers, teachers, and church leaders with clear, concise guidance, while offering a readable history of mission work that informs and inspires.
Part I presents the fundamental principles of missions in plain terms and shows how the church has applied them in practice. Part II offers a well prepared, brief history of the China Mission, written by Homer H. Dubs, with research and devotion that give the account credibility and life.
- Understand the core ideas and motives behind Christian missions
- See how missions were planned, organized, and carried out in church life
- Explore the Chinese mission’s history, methods, and local impact in Hunan
- Reflect on sacrifice, leadership, and enduring faith in mission work
Ideal for readers of church history, mission studies, and anyone interested in how mission principles translate into action.