Global Missions Collection (20 vols.)

by David J. Hesselgrave; Arthur F. Glasser; Charles Van Engen; Dean S. Gilliland

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22 more

Publishers:

Baker; Baker Academic

, 1982–2013

Overview

The Global Missions Collection contains books that cover the spectrum of modern mission work—from the living room of a Muslim neighbor to the streets of the world’s largest cities. The goal of missions remains the same, but the methodology, organization, and execution continues to evolve. The 20 volumes in this collection offer a comprehensive look at today’s outreach efforts from leaders in the field.

The contents of this collection are illustrative and practical. Authors present biblical perspectives on missions, give lessons for church planting, explain various approaches to evangelism in both Western and non-Western cultures, and share personal wisdom on overcoming cultural challenges that face every missionary living abroad. A Concise History of Christian Mission offers a sweeping historical survey from Pentecost to the present day and Globalizing Theology analyzes the theological implications of Christianity’s worldwide spread. The Global Missions Collection will help you expand your understanding of modern missions while remaining firmly planted in biblical truth.

Key Features

• Practical guides for church planting
• Seasoned advice on adapting to a foreign culture
• Historical backgrounds of mission work
• Theological discussions of modern evangelism

Product Details

• Title: Global Missions Collection
• Publisher: Baker
• Volumes: 20
• Pages: 5,426