The Greatest Work in the World: Education as a Mission of Early Twentieth-Century Churches of Christ: Letters of Lloyd Cline Sears and Pattie Hathaway Armstrong
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The Greatest Work in the World: Education as a Mission of Early Twentieth-Century Churches of Christ: Letters of Lloyd Cline Sears and Pattie Hathaway Armstrong

by Richard Hughes, Elizabeth C. Parsons, Larry Long

History Education Religion
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The Greatest Work in the World brings together the letters of Lloyd Cline Sears and Pattie Hathaway Armstrong to explore education as a mission of early twentieth-century Churches of Christ. Framed by the work of Richard Hughes, Elizabeth C. Parsons, and Larry Long, it offers historical insight through correspondence.

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This volume examines education as a mission of early twentieth-century Churches of Christ.

At its center are the letters of Lloyd Cline Sears and Pattie Hathaway Armstrong.

The correspondence offers a primary-source perspective on religious education and its place within the Churches of Christ.

Richard Hughes, Elizabeth C. Parsons, and Larry Long are associated with this presentation of the material.

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