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History Part I: A History of the World's YWCA

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Roselle Dalzine

15/04/2005 5:25 pm

Author Anna Rice describes the first YWCA work in Great Britain.

The first years of the YWCA come alive in this history book. Discover the courage and creativity of the pioneering women who founded the global YWCA movement.

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