Judson the Pioneer Urged by A N Gage's Address
Rev. A N Gage of Chicago praised Adoniram Judson the Pioneer, calling him the father of American missions. He traced Judson’s life from 1785 birth through early schooling, Andover training, and the 1812 voyage to the East, ending with his shift from Unitarian to Baptist mission work.
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Gage Spotlighted Judson’s Burma Mission Legacy
The Boston Variery of Missions grew from his influence in 1814. Judson spent 21 years translating the New Testament into Burmese. Gage avoided a full life story but highlighted core principles and the global reach of Christian missions.
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