Edinburg Missionary Conference

The Edinburgh Missionary Conference of 1910 was a significant gathering of Christian leaders from around the world, aimed at discussing global missionary efforts. It marked a turning point in the modern missionary movement, emphasizing unity among churches, cooperation, and strategic planning for spreading Christianity. The conference encouraged cross-cultural engagement, highlighted social issues like education and health, and promoted the idea that missionary work should address both spiritual and societal needs. Overall, it helped shape contemporary global mission strategies and fostered a broader, more inclusive approach to Christian outreach worldwide.