Abstract
When the English Baptist missionary William Carey left England bound for India in 1793, he did not attempt the effort alone. Instead, he thought a brotherhood of serious Christians residing in England as essential for the undertaking. However, he expected them to provide more than funding. He trusted them to supply the love, encouragement, and support that would make missionary service possible. As a result, the partnership of William Carey with the BMS was founded on interdependence, and Carey’s devotion to this fueled his perseverance through seasons of painful challenges. This was Carey’s vision for missionary partnerships.
Recommended Citation
McFarland, A. D. (2016). William Carey’s Vision for Missionary Partnerships. Great Commission Research Journal, 7(2), 98-114. Retrieved from https://place.asburyseminary.edu/gcrj/vol7/iss2/8
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