The Edinburgh Missionary Conference

The Edinburgh Missionary Conference of 1910 was a significant gathering of Christian leaders from various denominations, held in Edinburgh, Scotland. Its purpose was to address the challenges and opportunities of global missionary work. Over 1,200 delegates discussed strategies for spreading Christianity, emphasizing the importance of unity among churches. The conference highlighted issues like cultural differences, social justice, and the role of women in missions. It marked a pivotal moment in the modern missionary movement, fostering cooperation and laying the groundwork for future ecumenical efforts in global Christianity.