WILLIAM CAREY CLASSIC BIOGRAPHY AND BOOKS
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WILLIAM CAREY’S “OBLIGATION TO USE MEANS”
William Carey’s classic work “OBLIGATION TO USE MEANS IN THE CONVERSION OF HEATHEN” is included in:
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This wonderful collection brings together some of the most well-known missionary texts of the last few hundred years:
- William Carey’s – Obligation to Use Means in the Conversion of Heathen
- Andrew Murray’s powerful appeal – The Key to the Missionary Problem
- Roland Allen’s insightful book – Missionary Methods: St Paul’s or Ours?
- Samuel Zwemer’s study on – The Unoccupied Mission Fields of Africa and Asia (abbreviated)
This volume brings together biblical wisdom, practical insight and missionary zeal. Whether you are a student of missions, interested in the growth of missions, or looking for wisdom in applying missionary principles, this collection is for you!
THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF WILLIAM CAREY
William Carey (1761-1834) is widely recognized as the “Father of Modern Missions” for his profound impact on the Christian world. He revolutionized missionary work, opening the way for a new era of global evangelism.
Carey’s influential book, “An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens” (1792), argued for Christians’ duty to engage in missionary work and proposed practical strategies. Inspired by his own words, Carey embarked on a mission to India in 1793, overcoming significant challenges and opposition.
In India, Carey dedicated himself to learning local languages, translating the Bible, and initiating educational and social reforms. His work in India laid the foundation for Christian missions, greatly influencing education, literature, and social justice.
Carey’s impact reached beyond India. He played a vital role in establishing the Baptist Missionary Society and served as its secretary. Under his leadership, missionaries were sent to various parts of the world, expanding the reach of the Gospel.
Furthermore, Carey’s influence extended beyond his lifetime. He emphasized education and literacy, leading to the establishment of schools and universities in mission fields. He also advocated for Bible translation into local languages, recognizing the importance of communicating the Gospel effectively.
William Carey’s legacy as a missionary pioneer is immeasurable. His bold vision, unwavering commitment, and practical approach continue to inspire global evangelism. His work laid the foundation for the modern missions movement, challenging believers to fulfill the Great Commission. Carey’s impact spans generations, as countless individuals and communities have been transformed by the Gospel through missions influenced by his example.