Protestant Reformed Missions, The Depression Years: Mission Methods Developed (1932-1939) (2)

This historical article examines the Protestant Reformed Church's domestic mission efforts during the Great Depression, specifically presenting a 1932 classis report that sought to clarify and define the mandate and operational scope of the Classical Home Mission Committee. The resource documents how the denomination addressed organizational ambiguity in its mission work during this challenging economic period, offering insight into early-twentieth-century PRCA administrative structures and missional practices.