Gospel bearers, gender barriers : missionary women in the twentieth century / edited by Dana L. Robert.

Introductions: Historical Themes and Current Issues
The Integration and Fragmentation of Women's Missions, 1920-1945 2 Women Missionaries and the Formation of Native Presbyterian Pastors in the Pacific Northwest
"Standing behind the Looms": American Missionary Women and Indian Church Women in the Devolution Process
Susan Beamish Strachan (1874-1950): Mission Entrepreneur, Educator, and Leader 63 5 Missionary Women and Holiness Revivals in China during the 1920s
Dora Yu (1873-1931): Foremost Female Evangelist in Twentieth-Century Chinese Revivalism
Evangelization, Liberation, and Globalization 1945-2000
Queens in the Kingdom: Southern Baptist Mission Education for Girls, 1953-1970
Shifting Sands for Southern Baptist Women in Missions
American Catholic "Woman's Work for Woman" in the Twentieth Century
Empowering Immaculate Heart of Mary Missionaries: Compelling Vision, Collaborative Decisions
"On Planting Dates": The Consequences of Missionary Activity on U.S.-Based Franciscan Sisterhoods (1960-2000)
From the Inside Out: Gender Ideologies and Christian Mission in Indonesia
Without a Face: The Nineteenth-Century Bible Woman and Twentieth-Century Female Jeondosa
Mission as Witness to African-American Muslims: A Womanist Approach
Do Missions Raise or Lower the Status of Women?: Conflicting Reports from Africa.