Methodism and the Republic
Subtitle: a view of the home field, present conditions, needs and possibilities
By: edited by Ward Platt ...
Contributors: Forbes, Robert, 1844-1913.
Publisher: The Board of home missions and church extension of the Methodist Episcopal church
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 354
Subjects: Methodist Episcopal Church -- Missions; Methodist Church -- Missions
Table of contents: title: Preface, signed: Robert Forbes, Ward Platt.; title: Methodism and the Republic [by] Robert Forbes.; title: The South: Our work among Negroes in the South [by] R. E. Jones. Our white work in the South [by] W. S. Bovard. The new South as it looks to a business man [by] J. A. Patten.; title: The West: The West, Methodism's promised land [by] C. F. Reisner. The Pacific Northwest [by] D. L. Rader. The Methodist Episcopal church in Utah [by] H. J. Talbott. The Southwest the land of opportunity [by] J. C. Rollins.; title: Our church extension work [by] H. G. Kynett.; title: Our people of foreign speech: New England, a missionary field [by] D. B. Holt. The New France of American [by] E.C.E. Dorion. Greeks and Portuguese [by] W. I. Haven. The Italian in America [by] F. H. Wright. Chinese missions on our Pacific coast [by] Edward James. Evangelization of the Japanese in America [by] H. B. Johnson. Porto Rico, a Methodist romance of missions [by] B. S. Haywood. Hawaii [by] G. L. Pearson. German Methodism, its origin, progress and present state [by] O. E. Kriege. Norwegian and Danish Methodism [by] C. F. Eltzholtz. The future of Swedish Methodism [by] C. G. Nelson.; title: Other important fields: Piegan Indian mission, an example of what is being done [by] F. A. Riggin. Methodism and the cities [by] C. M. Boswell. Woman's home missionary society [by] Martha Van Marten.