Book Description

Title:

A Short Handbook of Missions

Author:

Eugene Stock [1836-1928]

Publication Year:

1904

Location:

London

Publisher:

Longmans, Green, and Co.

Pages:

214

Subjects:

Christian Mission, Introductions

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• Prefatory Note

1. What is a Mission?
2. The Purpose of Missions
3. The Motive of Missions
4. The Need of Missions
5. The Methods of Missions
6. The Mission Agencies
7. The Missionaries
8. The Administration of Missions
9. The Support of Missions
10. Missions and Governments
11. The World's Population: Races, Languages, Religions
12. Non-Christian Religions and Christianity
13. Objections and Criticisms
14. Seventeen Centuries of the Christian Era
15. The Eighteenth Century
16. The Nineteenth Century—1801–1840
17. The Nineteenth Century—1841–1872
18. The Nineteenth Century—1872–1900
19. General Progress since 1872
20. Results of Protestant Missions
21. Testimonies
22. Some Notable Missionaries
23. Some Prominent Native Christians
24. Some Auxiliary Helpers of Missions
25. Missions of the Greek and Roman Churches
26. Mission to the Jews
27. Fields to be Worked
28. Obstacles to be Encountered
29. Opportunities and Resources
30. "In This Generation"?
31. Edification of Converts
32. Building the Visible Church
33. Aid for the Daughter Churches
34. "I Believe in the Holy Ghost"

Appendix

1. Some Books for Study
2. Chronological Table

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