The Great Commission: Evangelicals And The History Of World Missions

By: Martin Klauber and Tom Nettles and Daniel Salinas and Erwin Lutzer and Scott M. Manetsch and D. A. Carson and Glenn Sunshine and Jon Hinkson and Timothy George and Brad Gundlach and Randall Balmer

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Synopsis: The Great Commission provides a substantial historical survey of evangelical missions courtesy of eleven different authors, each one a prominent evangelical church historian and theologian who has written extensively on the history of Christianity and the greater mission of the church. Readers will learn the origins and development of modern evangelical missionary activity, what led to the globalization of the Evangelical movement, and the finer points of the movement’s successes, failures, and future imperatives. Sections include Early Modern Europe (“The Protestant Reformation,” “Puritanism and Pietism,” “The Evangelical Revival”), Modern America (“Early American Missions,” “Twentieth Century American Missions,” “The Baptist Contribution”), and The Majority Church (“Latin America,” “Asia,” “Africa”).