Great Problem of the Times: Being the 50 Guinea Prize Essay On the Churches' Relation to Evangelisti

"The Great Problem of the Times: Being the 50 Guinea Prize Essay On the Churches' Relation to Evangelistic Work" by Edward Smith explores the role of churches in evangelistic endeavors. Written in 1883, this essay delves into the challenges and opportunities facing religious institutions as they seek to spread their message and engage with the social issues of the era.

Smith's work provides insights into the historical context of evangelism and the evolving relationship between churches and their communities. This study offers valuable perspectives on the strategies and approaches employed by religious organizations during a transformative period in history.

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