A first-hand account of the state of missionary work and the Christian church in India and Persia, written by two members of a deputation sent by the Board of Foreign Missions. The authors describe their travels, observations, and interactions with local communities, highlighting challenges and opportunities for evangelization and cultural exchange. This book provides valuable insight into the role of Christian missions in colonial and post-colonial Asia, and sheds light on the complex interplay between religion, politics, and social change.

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