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I Came a Stranger is the story of one of the 'obscure women' of history as she really was
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J. H. Oldham and George Bell Sarah Soanirina Ohmer jam-packed with excitingThis book introduces the life and thought of two British contemporaries who were decisive in shaping the modern ecumenical movement: the Scottish layman J. H. (Joe) Oldham (1874 1969) and the Anglican bishop G. K. A. (George) Bell (1883 1958). Their careers were rather different but closely related. Oldham was a missionary statesman, the organizing secretary of the 1910 Edinburgh World Missionary Conference, and a pioneering thinker and writer on race
