"The Missionary Age: A Half-century Discourse" offers a detailed examination of the history and evolution of Christian missionary work during a pivotal period. Authored by Rufus Anderson, this volume provides insights into the strategies, challenges, and impacts of missionary endeavors across various regions. The book delves into the organizational structures supporting these missions, the cultural encounters they engendered, and the theological underpinnings that drove them. This work is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of religious expansion and its lasting effects on global societies. It serves as an important reference for scholars and anyone interested in the history of missions and the spread of Christianity.

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