Articles liés à The Foreign Mission Work of Pastor Louis Harms, and...

The Foreign Mission Work of Pastor Louis Harms, and the Church at Hermansburg (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Greenwald, Emanuel

 
9781333215460: The Foreign Mission Work of Pastor Louis Harms, and the Church at Hermansburg (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Discover the remarkable work of a humble pastor who built a global mission from a small German village. This concise account follows Louis Harms and the church at Hermansburg as they launch a brave, self‑funded mission to Africa, train missionaries, and create a lasting collaboration between faith, industry, and education.

The narrative highlights how a plain, devout community transformed itself into a powerful missionary force. It shows how rigorous study, practical labor, and unwavering prayer prepared twelve volunteers to carry the gospel to the Gallas and other tribes, laying a foundation for schools, farms, and workshops that supported both spiritual and temporal growth. It also chronicles the expansion of the mission ship Candace, multiple reinforcement voyages, and the growth of settlements across a vast African landscape under generous, ongoing support from both local donors and distant allies.

What you will experience
- A clear overview of the church’s philosophy: faith-led action, self‑reliance, and personal responsibility in mission work.
- The blend of spiritual devotion with practical training for missionaries, farmers, and tradespeople.
- The scale of their impact: hundreds of converts, numerous stations, and enduring partnerships across continents.

- A closing reflection on the larger message: a single congregation can catalyze global evangelism and inspire others to pursue bold, sustained missions.

Ideal for readers of religious history and those curious about how local faith communities can organize and sustain long‑term, international outreach.

Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.