Record of the Woman's Home Mission Society, M.E. Church, South
Woman's Home Mission Society (Methodist Episcopal Church, South)
Summary: This pamphlet describes the work of this lay organization in the years between 1886 and 1902, during which Belle Harris Bennett served as president. The work of this society changed from securing parsonages in needy local areas to establishing schools in urban slums to launching missions as far away as Japan.
Primary Repository ID
P_000015183962
System of Record ID
000015183962
Title
Record of the Woman's Home Mission Society, M.E. Church, South
Date Issued or Published
1900 – 1905
Description
Summary: This pamphlet describes the work of this lay organization in the years between 1886 and 1902, during which Belle Harris Bennett served as president. The work of this society changed from securing parsonages in needy local areas to establishing schools in urban slums to launching missions as far away as Japan.
Creator
Woman's Home Mission Society (Methodist Episcopal Church, South)
Place of Publication
Nashville (Tenn.)
Primary Language
English
Subject - Topic/Names
Women in church work
Methodist Church
Subject - Time Period
Twentieth century
Extent/Dimensions
48 pages
17 cm
Content Type
Text
Content Genre
pamphlets
Local Call Number
BX8385 .W6 A12
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Institution
Emory University
Holding Repository
Pitts Theology Library
