Jerry McAuley: His Life and Work
By Jerry McAuley · Running time 05:54:27 · Biography & Autobiography, Christianity - Biographies
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About this book
Jerry McAuley was a missionary and founder of the Water Street Mission (later the New York City Rescue Mission), the first rescue mission in the United States. This book is a collection of his writings regarding his waywardness, his conversion and his missional work in New York both at the Water Street Mission and later at the Cremorne Mission. (Summary by KHand)
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