William Carey was an unlikely candidate for the title many now bestow on him: Father of Modern Missions.
Kevin A. MillerNo matter how great the obstacles, William Carey expected great things and attempted great things.
Mark GalliCarey saw little success until he was joined by this team.
Vinita Hampton WrightAn excerpt from “the Magna Carta" of the Protestant mission movement.
William CareyWhat caused the surprising burst of Protestant world missions in the eighteenth-century?
Paul E. PiersonThey boldly went where no Christian had gone before.
Elizabeth Cody NewenhuyseChronology of key events in William Carey's life and mission.
Mark GalliThe model missionary did not have a model home.
Ruth A. TuckerA psychologist examines the mental illness that afflicted William Carey’s first wife.
James R. BeckKey people in Carey's life
Vinita Hampton WrightCarey and his team set forth principles that still guide us today
the EditorsInfanticide, widow burning, assisted suicide—Carey and other missionaries battled these accepted religious practices
Evangeline Anderson-RajkumarHindus believed that when a man died, his widow should be burned with him.
William CareyWas Carey right when he said, “I have done little for God”?
Timothy GeorgeAdditional resources about William Carey, his life, and mission.
Brian StanleyThe experts said a church-history magazine would never work. On our 10th anniversary, we look back with founder Ken Curtis.
Kevin Miller and Mark GalliChristianity and theater
Awakenings
Stories worth retelling
Revival: the first thousand years
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