My Master’s dissertation was a study of the Philanthropic Society founded in the late eighteenth century. Having changed computers since my original research, with the majority of it lost, I …

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Bharat Institute Of Engineering & Technology is the Biggest Institution Amongst The Colleges Being administrated by Sri Chinta Reddy Madhusudhan Reddy Educational Society, a Philanthropic Society known for its Societal Mission, BIET Started functioning from the Academic Year 2001- 2002 and Subsequently grown to attain Accreditation from National Board Of Accreditation, New Delhi in September 2007.BIET is Located on Beautiful landscape of 130 acres among lavishly grown meadows, Surrounded by flowering gardens and the Trees around are very conductive for wholesome, Healthy academic learning atmosphere.

Henry Venn was born and bred among the British evangelical aristocracy at Clapham. Wilberforce, Grant, Macaulay, Stephen, and Thornton were at the height of their powers -- leading the campaign against slavery, promoting public morals, founding philanthropic and missionary societies -- at the turn of the nineteenth century. As powerful leader of the most prominent British missionary society from 1841 to 1872, Venn unhesitatingly used his connections with politicians and statesmen to further the missionary cause. He often found himself at odds with government, but he mastered the art of lobbying skillfully for his interest. Henry Venn was a man of generous hospitality who entertained countless guests in his home. Sir Leslie Stephen, his nephew, conjectured that in evangelical circles noted for their somber mood Venn must have been something of an embarrassment with his irrepressible humor. Venn was an outstanding administrator. Early on he perceived the need to provide the missionary movement with a clear theoretical framework. Out of his search for principles of missionary action emerged the indigenous church ideal that has figured prominently in all missionary thinking since. Henry Venn is perennially up-to-date. Anyone reading him who is concerned with today's Church in today's world will find echoes ringing all the time. It is good to have a comprehensive presentation of him; doubly valuable when it is from one who, like Dr. Shenk, is both a scholar and a missionary administrator himself. --Andrew F. Walls author of 'The Missionary Movement in Christian History' (1996) and 'The Cross Cultural Process in Christian History' (2002) 'The vision is for days yet to come, ' said the prophet. It is with such a vision that this book is concerned--the vision of one of the great missionary leaders of the past, a vision which even today remains to be fully explored. The author presents a careful historical review of Henry Venn's achievements in the setting of his age. He thus enables our own generation, more than a century later, to see with Venn's eyes, to trace the steps by which he advanced toward the great aim of churches in mission throughout the world. --Hans-Werner Gensichen Heidelberg University Wilbert R. Shenk is Senior Professor of Mission History and Contemporary Culture at Fuller Theological Seminary. His other books include 'Changing Frontiers of Mission' (1999).

Antique silver religious medallion/religious medal - Spanish - 1800's. A fine and highly decorative example of a commemorative Baptism medal from the late 1800's. In the shape of a star/hexagon on one face it has the names of the Godparents or 'Padrinos' - Jose M Raygada Y Oyarzabal Mariana A De Guidino On the reverse it has 'Bendicion Del Estandarte Dela Sociedad Filantropica Setiembre 24 De 1893'. It’s translated meaning is ‘Blessing of the Philanthropic Society’ and I believe it would also have been a form of Baptism Commemorative. It originates from Spain or a Spanish speaking country and is unmarked continental silver/white metal. A unique pendant to wear or addition to a collection of religious medallions or jewellery assemblage piece. ***Please note the shipping quoted is for standard post, if a Tracked service is required please purchase an upgrade at checkout.*** You may like to return to my store to browse further using the following link https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TownshendsEmporium?ref=seller-platform-mcnav Or follow me to be the first to see new arrivals to my shop at....... www.etsy.com/shop/TownshendsEmporium Pinterest: TownshendsEmporium Instagram: townshendsemporium

President Dallin H. Oaks of the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke Tuesday in the Salt Palace about the importance of private philanthropy and persuading “citizens to a ‘spirit of giving’ in our communities and in our personal efforts throughout the state.”

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As philanthropist Tony Robbins, once said, “In contributing to the well-being of others...we find more meaning in life”. Many of the world’s affluent seem