Protestant Reformed Missions, The War Years: Mission Work Flounders (1940-1946) (4)

This article examines the pivotal decisions of the 1946 Protestant Reformed Church Synod regarding the denomination's approach to foreign and domestic missions. The synod ultimately rejected foreign mission work in China and the East Indies, instead prioritizing church extension work at home, reflecting significant internal tension between the eastern and western classes. The resource provides insight into the organizational and theological deliberations that shaped the PRC's missional direction during the post-war period.