The Missionary Work of the Southern Baptist Convention

In this comprehensive study, Wright examines the history and impact of the Southern Baptist Convention's missionary efforts. She explores the motivations and methods of the denomination's missionaries, as well as the challenges they faced in spreading the Christian message to people around the world. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Protestant missions or the development of Southern Baptist theology and practice.

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