A survey of Protestant missions in Peru /by David Charles Constance.
- 1963.
- vi, 207 leaves : illustrations ; 29 cm.
Typescript. Chapter I. Why a Survey of Missions in Peru? Chapter II. The Birth and Progress of Protestant Missions in Peru Chapter III. The Missionary Societies at Work in Peru Chapter IV. Missionary Agencies at Work in Peru Chapter V. Contemporary Problems of Protestant Missions in Peru Chapter Virgin Islands The Challenge Today and Tomorrow
Why the Topic Was Chosen -- The Method of Development -- The Purpose of the Charts -- The Purpose of the Maps. The Initial Efforts -- The Struggle for Religious Freedom -- Missionary Occupation before 1900 -- Missionary Work from 1900 to the Present. The Assemblies of God -- Association of Baptists for World Evangelism -- Baptist Mid-Missions -- Christian and Missionary Alliance -- Church of the Nazarene -- Evangelical Union of South America -- Mennonite Brethren Church -- Methodist Church -- Pilgrim Holiness Church -- Regions Beyond Missionary Union -- South American Indian Mission -- Southern Baptist Convention -- United World Mission -- World Presbyterian Mission -- Other Missions in Peru: -- Christian Missions in Many Lands -- Church of God -- Free Church of Scotland -- German Evangelical Church -- Iglesia Evangelica Peruana -- Irish Baptist Foreign Mission -- Salvation Army -- Seventh-day Adventists. The Bible Societies in Peru -- The LeTourneau Project in Peru -- The Pocket Testament League -- Wycliffe Bible Translators -- Youth for Christ International. Social and Political Problems: -- Socio-economic Obstacles -- The Threat of Communism -- Church-related Problems: -- The Breakdown of Mission Comity -- Cooperation and Ecumenism -- Multiplicity in Bible Institutes -- Weak and Insufficient Leadership. Present Outreach of the Church -- To All the People -- By Every Means -- "For the Night Cometh".