Shanghai Missionary Conference

The Shanghai Missionary Conference, held in 1920, was a significant gathering of Christian missionaries, church leaders, and organizations focused on global evangelism and humanitarian efforts. It aimed to coordinate mission strategies, foster international cooperation, and address the challenges faced in spreading Christianity worldwide. The conference promoted dialogue among diverse cultures and emphasized a more inclusive, respectful approach to ministry. It marked a pivotal moment in the modern missionary movement, encouraging collaboration and setting directions for future church missions across the world.