A Sermon Delivered Before the Massachusetts Missionary Society

This sermon, delivered by Samuel Spring before the Massachusetts Missionary Society, is a powerful meditation on the nature of Christian mission work and its importance in spreading the message of the gospel. Spring's eloquent and inspiring words continue to resonate with readers today, and are of particular interest to students of Christian theology and history.
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