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Conclusion

Conclusion and Bibliography

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Conclusion

Keeping the legacy alive

Many faithful and devoted missionaries have toiled their lives to yield the fruits of their labor. Their strenuous efforts not only brought us the gospel but also gave us the momentous resources and left an unsurpassed legacy. As followers of Christ, it is our duty to carry out the great commission given by Jesus Christ. And as Christians, it is our responsibility to protect and improve the Churches, Educational establishments, Hospitals in order to keep the legacy alive.

Sources

Bibliography
  • After Fifty Years – An historical sketch by Rev. L. B. Wolf
  • One Hundred Years in the Andhra Country – Edited by C. H. Swavely
  • Missionary Heroes of the Lutheran Church – Edited by Rev. Dr. L. B. Wolf
  • A Century in India 1842–1942 – By Margaret R. Seebach
  • History of Freedom Movement in Guntur District 1921–47 – by Dr. B. Seshagiri Rao
  • History of the Telugu Christians – by James Elisha Taneti
  • A Memoir of Rev. Walter Gunn – by Dr. G. A. Lintner
  • The Diary of Rev. Dr. John Aberly – Compiled by Rev. Samuel Schmitthenner
  • The Telugu Mission of the General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America – by George Drach and Calvin Kuder
  • Lutheran Woman’s Work Periodicals and ELCA Archives
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