Moravian Missions: Twelve Lectures
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Overview
Moravian Missions: Twelve Lectures, was originally given to Andover Theological Seminary and to the Theological Department of Boston University. Each lecture illustrates the power and effectiveness of the missionary work of the Moravian Church. The first describes the origin, faith, polity, and discipline of the Unitas Fratrum, as the brotherhood is called. The second gives a detailed account of Zinzendorf, the German nobleman, under whose influence the spirit of evangelization was developed. The remaining lectures trace several lines of missionary efforts that span the globe.
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Key Features
- Discusses the history of Moravian missions from its conception to the fruits of their labor
- Provides text well suited for students
- Contains 12 distinct lectures focused on different aspects of Moravian missions
Contents
- The Moravians
- Count Zinzendorf
- Mission to the West Indies
- Missions to South and Central America
- Mission to Greenland
- Mission to Labrador
- Missions to North-American Indians
- North-American Indians—Concluded
- Missions to South Africa
- South Africa—Concluded
- Mission to Australia
- Résumé Characteristics
Praise for the Print Edition
It will be remembered how much Wesley owed to the Moravians, and indeed nearly all denominations owe much to them. Dr. Thompson’s volume—which is very thorough, and the result of a faithful study of the records—will do much to draw attention to the subject. To theological students it should be especially recommended.
—British Quarterly Review
The Moravian Mission will always be intensely interesting, and Dr. Thompson has written his important volume in the consciousness of that.
—London Quarterly Review
Exceedingly instructive and spiritually stimulating. The very nature of the fields in which the missionary work of the Moravians has chiefly lain, has made that work a wonderful test of the nature and wonderful illustration of the power of the Gospel.
—The Presbyterian Review
Not the least interesting feature in the author’s method is his skillful interweaving of confession and testimony from the lips of native converts, revealing with life-like clearness the change through which they have passed, and the measure of character and spiritual perception they have gained. Indeed, as a whole, the book blends the charm of romance with the worth of reality, and deserves the attention of all who would follow the noblest work and the most heroic workers of our times.
—The Literary World
Product Details
- Title: Moravian Missions: Twelve Lectures
- Author: Augustus C. Thompson
- Publisher: Charles Scribner’s Sons
- Publication Date: 1882
- Pages: 516
About Augustus C. Thompson
Augustus C. Thompson (1812–1901) was the author of numerous books on missionary work, including Foreign Missions, Protestant Missions: Their Rise and Early Progress, Modern Apostles of Missionary Byways, and Songs in the Night: Hymns for the Sick and Suffering.
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