The Punjab And Sindh Missions Of The Church Missionary Society (1885)

Focusing on the Church Missionary Society's efforts in the Punjab and Sindh regions during the late 19th century, the book offers an in-depth look at the challenges faced by missionaries in spreading Christianity. Robert Clark, a missionary himself, details strategies such as establishing schools, translating the Bible, and training local leaders. Each chapter highlights specific aspects of the missions, reflecting on their successes and struggles while considering their broader implications for Christianity in India. This work serves as a historical resource on Christian missions in a culturally diverse context.