Letter to Rev. A.B. Simpson, President of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, New York [microform]

This insightful letter from A.B. Simpson, founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, offers a powerful defense of the use of companies as a tool for Christian mission and outreach. It addresses criticisms leveled by Rev. Simpson and offers a thoughtful and nuanced response to the concerns he raises. The letter serves as a valuable historical document for scholars and laypeople interested in the history of Christian missions.

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