LIBERATING THE LAY FORCES OF CHRISTIANITY
Mott, John R.
Student Christian Movement, 1932
83 pages

Mott was the most influential evangelical Christian of the early twentieth century. His ability to rally the church, and especially Christian youth, was unparalleled. Here he exhorts Christian laity not to underestimate their value as ambassadors for Christ. The layperson’s calling is just as important as the minister’s or missionary’s. Though out of print, it can be found in major U.S. libraries. (See also entry for John R. Mott by C. H. Hopkins.)

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