The Church Mission Society

Focusing on the historical and theological impact of the Church Missionary Society, this collection features essays from prominent scholars that reflect on its 200-year legacy. Key topics include re-evaluations of foundational figures like Eugene Stock and Henry Venn, the role of women missionaries, and regional studies spanning Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. This work significantly enhances the discourse on the indigenization of missionary practices and is valuable for historians and theologians exploring religious pluralism and Christian missions.