Son-in-law Kyle showed up here a couple of days ago in order to participate in a conference of the
ICAE (Guess what that refers to!). Actually, he came primarily to make contact with the big names in church history so that one might offer... no, he was invited to read a paper. The subject was the 1932 "Hocking Report", short for
Re-Thinking Missions: A Laymen's Inquiry After One Hundred Years [of missions activity].
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Goodson Chapel, Duke Divinity School
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What? You say, that volume isn't part of your bedtime reading fare! Well, had you heard Kyle deliver his summary with interesting notes from those who responded (and reacted) at the time to the publishing of the Inquiry, it would soon be at your bedside!
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Scholar at work
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