Wesley's world parish
Subtitle: a sketch of the hundred years' work of the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society
By: by George G. Findlay and Mary race Findlay
Contributors: Findlay, Mary Grace, author; Findlay, William Hare
Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
Published: 1913
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Wesleyan Methodist Church; Missions; Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society; History
Notes: "The last chapter comes from the pen of the Rev. William Hare Findlay."
Table of contents: title: A root out of a dry ground; title: The adevntures of Thomas Coke; title: The three mighties; title: Colonial pioneers; title: The West Indies: emancipation and after; title: The white man's grave; title: South Africa and the two Shaws; title: The islands of the South Seas; title: Breaking ground in Ceylon and India; title: Europe and the Mediterranean; title: Swarms from the old hive; title: The opening of China; title: Women's work for the missions; title: Advance in the Indian Empire; title: Toward the heart of Africa; title: Tides of missionary zeal; title: The world call to Methodism.