THE Assemblies OF GOD IN Mission

This book is in fair condition, showing typical signs of library usage. The hardcover is intact but displays some wear, particularly at the corners and spine edges. There is no dust jacket. Library markings are present, including a spine label and stamps. The binding remains firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures.

"The Assemblies of God in Mission" by G. Raymond Carlson, D. V. Hurst, and Cyril E. Homer was published by the Gospel Publishing House in 1970. This hardcover edition, printed in Springfield, Missouri, provides an insightful exploration into the mission work of the Assemblies of God. The book serves as a Workers Training Division textbook, offering a detailed account of the organization's missionary strategies and efforts. While the copyright page confirms the 1970 publication date, there is no information regarding whether this is a first edition. This copy is an ex-library book, which may appeal to collectors interested in religious studies or historical missionary work. The absence of a dust jacket suggests it was primarily intended for institutional use. Overall, this volume represents a significant piece of religious literature from the mid-20th century, reflecting the evangelical missions' ethos and practices of the time.