Students and the Missionary Problem is a compilation of addresses delivered at the International Student Missionary Conference held in London from January 2-6, 1900. This historic record captures the fervor and dedication of students who convened to discuss and promote missionary work around the globe. The addresses provide insights into the challenges, opportunities, and theological underpinnings of missionary endeavors at the turn of the 20th century.

Offering a unique glimpse into the student missionary movement, this volume reveals the strategies and convictions that motivated young people to engage in international evangelism. Readers interested in the history of missions, Christian education, and the role of students in global outreach will find this collection a valuable resource.

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