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Mission refers to all that God wishes to accomplish in the world so that he is glorified and God’s kingdom expands universally and comprehensively (missio Dei). It is also the divine activity of sending, whether supernatural or human, to speak or do God’s will so that his purposes for judgment or redemption are furthered.
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- 4 Sections
- 8 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- DEFINITION OF MISSION AND MISSIONSMission refers to all that God wishes to accomplish in the world so that he is glorified and God's kingdom expands universally and comprehensively (missio Dei). It is also the divine activity of sending, whether supernatural or human, to speak or do God’s will so that his purposes for judgment or redemption are furthered.2
- A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONThe Gospels, the Epistles, Acts and the Revelation were often only circulated, yet they had power. Gradually the churches which were largely composed of slaves and menials began to make their impression upon society. By the time of the death of the Apostles churches were in many places.2
- SOCIAL CONCERNSDalits are discriminated, denied access to lands, forced to work in degrading conditions, and routinely abused at the hands of the police and of higher caste groups. In the light of such situation Dalits raised their voice of protest, revolt, resistance and persistently argue in order to regain their lost identity.2
- SELECT ARTICLES“Evangelism changed my life.” John, my taxi driver, told me this as we drove down the Orlando freeway toward the conference I was attending. Our conversation had quickly turned to faith when he discovered I had not come to Orlando for Disney World like most of his passengers.2
