Ten Years Of Self-Supporting Missions In India (1882)

Focusing on self-supporting missions, William Taylor recounts his ten years as a Methodist missionary in India, detailing his interactions with local communities and the challenges he faced, including language barriers and resistance to change. He emphasizes the significance of education and vocational training in fostering self-reliance among locals. Taylor shares inspiring stories of successful projects like schools and local pastor training, providing a rich perspective on missionary work in the late 19th century and its impact on sustainable development.