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“That October twelve of the ministers finally committed their congregations to the society they defined in a resolution: Humbly desirous of making an effort for the propagation of the Gospel amongst the Heathen, according to the recommendations of Carey’s Enquiry, we unanimously resolve to act in…” quote by Sam Wellman
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““That October twelve of the ministers finally committed their congregations to the society they defined in a resolution: Humbly desirous of making an effort for the propagation of the Gospel amongst the Heathen, according to the recommendations of Carey’s Enquiry, we unanimously resolve to act in Society together for this purpose; and, as in the divided state of Christendom each denomination, by exerting itself separately, seems likeliest to accomplish the great end, we name this the Particular Baptist Society for the Propagation of the Gospel amongst the Heathen.[7]””

Sam Wellman

About This Quote

Source Historical Document: Minutes of the Particular Baptist Society, 1792

A group of ministers agreed to collaborate on missionary work among non-Christians, believing joint effort would be more effective than isolated denominational actions.

In simple terms: Ministers united to spread Christianity abroad.

Key Takeaway

Cooperate across denominations for missions.

Themes

missionary work collaboration religion history

Mood

reflective determined

Type

historical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • church planning
  • global outreach
  • interdenominational meetings
  • resource sharing

Key Concepts

Ecumenism propagation strategic unity

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can modern churches balance unity with doctrinal identity?
  • What obstacles arise in joint missionary projects?
A Different Perspective

Challenges include differing doctrines and logistical coordination.

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