Inwendige Zending En Gemeente...

This book explores the history and impact of the Inner Mission movement, a Protestant organization founded in Germany in the 19th century. With its emphasis on social and charitable work, the Inner Mission played an important role in shaping modern social welfare policies. This book traces the development of the movement and its legacy, offering insights into the evolving role of religion in modern societies.
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