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Home Missions Council (U.S.)

A Protestant interdenominational council rather than a single writer, this U.S. organization produced works connected to home missions and church cooperation in the early twentieth century. Its publications reflect a collective voice focused on religious outreach, social concerns, and coordination among missionary groups.

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Ports of Entry: Missionary Herald

Ports of Entry: Missionary Herald

by Home Missions Council (U.S.), Council of Women for Home Missions

About the author

Home Missions Council (U.S.) is listed by Open Library as an organizational author, which suggests the name refers to a publishing body rather than an individual person. In practice, that means books under this name were likely created collaboratively through committees, editors, or member representatives instead of one identifiable writer.

Available catalog evidence points to a religious missions organization in the United States, associated with Protestant home mission work. Because the source material located here is limited and does not clearly confirm a founding date, key leaders, or a single official historical profile for the exact author entry, it is best understood as a corporate author used for publications issued by the council.

For readers, that makes this author entry a window into a broader movement: organized American church efforts to coordinate mission activity, share reports, and promote social and spiritual work across communities.