Three types of Christian community in central India.
Subtitle: A study of a Christian community of aboriginal Bhils, a rural Christian community drawn from the depressed classes, and a city congregation.
By: Conducted for the Department of extension and research, Indore Christian college, by P. R. Langar & W. S. Taylor, with the assistance of Rev. C. F. Grant & Rev. R. Clark.
Contributors: Langar, P. R.; Taylor, W. S.; Grant, C. F.; Clark, Robert M., missionary.
Series: Research studies in the economic and social environment of the Indian church. Undertaken in preparation for the meeting of the International missionary council at Tambaram-December, 1938. Under the auspices of the Central board of Christian higher education in India
Publisher: Printed at the Rising star printing press
Published: 1938
Place of publication: [Mhow, C.I
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Central India -- Church history.; Central India -- Social conditions.
Notes: On cover: Research studies by Christian colleges.