Publisher's Synopsis
This book offers a detailed account of the activities and challenges of American Baptist missionaries in 19th-century Japan. Based on the minutes of annual conferences held by the American Baptist Missionary Union, it provides a unique window into the lives of these dedicated men and women, their relationships with local communities, and their efforts to spread the Christian message in a foreign land. Whether you are a student of missionary history, a scholar of Japanese culture, or simply interested in the experiences of Americans abroad, this book is a thought-provoking read.
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