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J. Merle Davis

 
9781331133148: Davis, Soldier Missionary (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Davis, Soldier Missionary: a biography of Rev. Jerome D. Davis, a hard‑charging missionary and battlefield‑tested leader who built a lasting presence in Japan. This is a portrait of faith, perseverance, and cross‑cultural impact that helped shape modern Kyoto and beyond.

The book traces the life of Jerome Dean Davis, from his New England roots to his decades as a missionary with the American Board in Japan. It highlights his role in founding and guiding the Doshisha, facing political pressure, and shaping a generation of Japanese Christians and educators. Through detailed chapters and personal accounts, readers glimpse a man whose military experience informed his mission, and whose faith sustained him through difficult times.



Readers will encounter a narrative about leadership under pressure, cross‑cultural exchange, and the growth of Protestant Christianity in Japan. The biography blends family history, church history, and a record of the practical work that accompanied spiritual aims, including the founding of schools, churches, and educational exchanges that reached Korea and China.




  • Experience the founding and challenges of the Doshisha and its lasting influence in Japan.

  • See how personal faith and practical leadership shaped missions during turbulent times.

  • Explore the connections between military discipline, education, and evangelism in a cross‑cultural setting.

  • Discover the author’s measured, impartial approach to history and biography.



Ideal for readers of historical biographies, religious history, and studies of Japan’s modernization and Christian missions.

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