Not in vain : the story of North Africa Mission /
Francis R. Steele.
- Pasadena, California : William Carey Library, (c)1981.
- xvi, 167 pages, 8 pages of plates : illustrations ; 22 cm
Land of the vanished church -- In due season -- Land and people -- Christian martyrs of the past -- Beginnings 1881-1931 -- "Thrust forth" -- Three founders -- The home base -- Early growth -- Imaginative strategies -- Impressions of the field -- Problems with governments -- The great war -- Pressing on 1932-1945 -- A prayer for moslems -- The Jubilee -- Helen Morris story -- Support policy and problems -- Medical work -- Industrial work -- World War II -- Expansion 1946-1980 -- Hymn -- From independence on -- Linking up with North America -- Diary of trip to north Africa -- Broadening the base in Europe -- Radio school of the Bible -- The Algiers mission band -- The southern Morocco mission -- Looking ahead -- Evaluation -- Martyrs in north Africa -- Future prospects -- Interpreting the numbers (with graph).
Dr. Steele, with his more than thirty years of associations with the North Africa Mission, is ably equipped to trace the century of history of this vital ministry of Muslims who are Christianity's greatest challenge. He combines a wide range of materials, biographies, spiritual lessons, graphic and detailed travelogue, history, missionary strategies, and field practice, as well as some hints about the people to whom the outreach in the Name of Jesus is launched. https://www.amazon.com/Not-Vain-Story-Africa-Mission/dp/0878081828/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=9780878081820&qid=1596558746&sr=8-1