The Pastor and Modern Missions
ONE of the latest contributions to missionary literature is “The Pastor and Modern Missions,” by John R. Mott, well known through his enthusiastic efforts in behalf of world-wide evangelization in this generation. The general outline of the book is essentially the same as that followed in a course of lectures delivered at several theological seminaries. The subject is treated under five divisions, as follows: The Non-Christian World at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century and Its Message to the Churches of Christendom; The Pastor as an Educational Force in the World’s Evangelization; The Pastor as a Financial Force in the World’s Evangelization; The Pastor as a Recruiting Force in the World’s Evangelization; The Pastor as a Spiritual Force in the World’s Evangelization. This book is highly recommended by the secretaries of various mission boards. The price is $1 net, and it is published by the Student Volunteer Movement, 3 West Twenty-ninth St., New York City.