A Look at Bangkok in Historical Perspective

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The purpose of this article about the recent "Salvation Today" conference is to attempt to react to it in the perspective of its own particular history. The brochure describing the conference program, and at least three other things written in anticipation of Bangkok, have sought to establish a continuity and development from Edinburgh, 1910 to Bangkok, 1972-73.

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