Explore a pivotal 19th‑century gathering on world missions and their methods.
This volume from the Centenary Conference on the Protestant Missions of the World records discussions, papers, and appendices from the Exeter Hall meeting of 1888, edited by James Johnston. It presents a window into early organizing, ideas on training missionaries, education, literature, and the evolving relationship between church and global outreach.
- Learn about missionary training, the role of Scripture, languages, and prayer in preparing workers.
- See early discussions on education, literacy, and the use of vernacular languages in Bible translation.
- Understand the debate on literature, tract societies, and how print media shaped mission work.
- Discover the organizational and cooperative approaches that guided international missionary efforts.
Ideal for readers interested in the history of Christian missions, church history, and how 19th‑century leaders framed global outreach.