Donald A McGavran was a prolific letter writer, including letters to key public figures like the President of Egypt. Here, he suggests how to solve water and housing problems in the arid Middle East.

David Cho, called "mister missions" in South Korea pulled together a meeting for Billy Graham to speak. It was held at the former Seoul-area airport and crowd estimates suggest it was the largest gathering at the time, at over 1 million. (Some think festivals in India now, attract more.)
McGavran notes in the last paragraph that Peter Beyerhaus (researcher from the U.K.) spoke next, and then the pastor of the largest church (probably in the world, at the time) Dr. Paul Yonggi Cho, (who later changed his name from Paul to David)who "moved the audience (2,700,000) to great shouts of Amen."

McGavran reflects on a 6-week study he did in Thailand in 1956. He uses this as an example of how a Church Growth study could be done.

Gary L. McIntosh has written a number of books for pastors and on Church Growth. He wrote: Donald A. McGavran : A Biography of the Twentieth Century's Premier Missiologist. This post is, as the title says, as complete a bibliographical listing for McGavran as can be found. If you have additions or corrections, or copies of rare McGavran items, please contact us at: research@wciu.edu.