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This detailed history of the foreign missionary work of the Protestant Episcopal Church provides a fascinating account of the challenges and triumphs of spreading the gospel around the world. Denison offers a comprehensive look at the church's work in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, and provides insights into the theological and cultural changes that shaped its approach to mission work.

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