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Developing a Strategy for Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Cultural Introduction

Developing a Strategy for Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Cultural Introduction

Payne, J. D.
Terry, John Mark

Paperback

Series: Encountering Mission

General Christianity

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ISBN10: 0801039533
ISBN13: 9780801039539
Publisher: Baker Pub Group
Published: Sep 15 2013
Pages: 304
Weight: 1.05
Height: 0.80 Width: 5.90 Depth: 8.90
Language: English

Missions Strategy for Contemporary Contexts

Strategies and tactics are closely related, but they are by no means the same. Strategy takes priority; strategy determines tactics. As the title indicates, this is a book on mission strategy--and a very good one. Moreover, it is not simply a book on this or that phase of mission; it lays out a strategy for fulfilling Great Commission mission. I commend it to the reading, study, and practice of missionaries and mission students, pastors and staff members, and all Christians who take the Great Commission seriously.
--David J. Hesselgrave, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School; cofounder, Evangelical Missiological Society

Some people are theoreticians, while others are practitioners. Some think, others do. In this remarkable piece, we see a unique blend of both. The authors are thinking-doers, much like our missiological predecessor the apostle Paul, and their work here is strategically important. Anyone of any generation interested in seeing local churches and mission movements advance for Christ's sake should read this book and apply its insights.
--Keith Eitel, Roy Fish School of Evangelism and Missions, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

John Mark Terry and J. D. Payne demonstrate how to develop strategies to reach people groups for Christ by first providing a historic panorama of the last two thousand years of missions strategy before moving to practical guidelines for strategizing in contemporary contexts. This stimulating project provides a comprehensive work of case studies and procedures for serving God in both the majority world and the West.
--Robert L. Gallagher, Wheaton College Graduate School

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