One Church for One World

The book is in fair condition with a dust jacket that shows significant signs of wear, including tears and staining. The binding remains intact, but the jacket's state reflects its age and use. There are no inscriptions or library markings, maintaining the book's originality aside from condition wear.

"One Church for One World" by Olive L. Johnson and Frances M. Nall is a 1951 publication by Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, based in New York and Nashville. This teacher's book is part of the Cooperative Series, designed for intermediate or junior high school groups in vacation church schools. The work provides a comprehensive course structure aimed at religious education, making it a valuable resource for educators in church settings. The book's focus on integrating church teachings into young students' lives highlights its significance in religious educational literature. Although the exact edition is unspecified, this copy's scarcity is increased by its age and the specialized audience it serves. The physical condition includes a dust jacket that is heavily worn and stained, indicative of its historical journey.