MISSIONARY from Choice Words

An intact copy. Some pencil marking throughout. This is a study in mission that re-examines the Biblical concepts of Mission: traces the history of Mission in the Early Church, the Roman Emoire and the Middle Ages, through the great 18th and 19th century rediscovery of Mission..

The testimony of two ladies who set out on an adventure of faith.

Short true stories based missionary experiences between 1796 and 1912. Acknowledgement is made to the Church Missionary Society for the use of material in letters, reports etc. Ex school library book with associated stamps

First Edition. The story of New Zealand missionaries in Outer Mongolia in 1940s who were later imprisoned by the Japanese. Photographs and line drawings in the text. Simple map. Gift inscription on inside front cover.

This book grew out of a major conference in Malawi - Love Africa '78 It outlines how persecution began in Africa, it's terrible effects and what the power of God is doing to build a strong church that is able to rise triumphant from the fiercest fires of testing.

454 pages. A textbook on Christianity in the Gambia. A detailed study of Christianity in the Gambia Contains an explanation of the ethnic groups within Gambia, the history of Christianity in Gambia and the relationship Christianity has with Islam in the country, and how historically and presently the two religions have related to each other in the Gambia. Signed by the author.

48 Pages. Collected accounts of martyrdoms among the Kikuyu people during the Mau - Mau uprising in Kenya during the 1950's. book in good condition for age, some wear on edges of cover.

Signed by Francesca French, one of the authors behind the book. This volume was written to help those who read it to a better understanding of a little-known part of the world.

The book concentrates on interdenominational evangelistic efforts in Britain, and on the special role played by the Church of England as the national church. Bashford's presentation is readable, and his research is thorough.

A memoir written by one of Father Woodward's co-workers whilst in Africa, Gertrude Ward. The book goes into little detail about Woodward's personal life, but instead greatly touches upon the work, progress and development that took place on the continent during his time there acting as a missionary. Contains four photographs of Woodward at various ages.

Sixteen chapters from thinkers and practitioners within the Anglo Catholic tradition addressing issues from Christianity and the Claims of other Religions to The Spiritual Life of the Missionary. Contributors include Evelyn Underhill and Laurence Browne.

An expertly edited account in Dr Livingstone's own words of his epoch making travels in Africa as both missionary and explorer.Contains nineteen monochrome photographs and six maps, including an autograph by Livingstone of the River Lopopozi.A book of significant historical interest.