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Who is responsible for global missions?
Even though most Christians will never move overseas, the Bible enlists every Christian and every local church in the grand project of global missions. The local church is the engine of world missions. But where should a church begin?
Churches don't need a complicated missions program. They need the Bible and the wisdom to know how to apply it. This book points to Scripture and offers practical steps for training and supporting missionaries, forming international partnerships, sending short-term teams, and engaging the nations both at home and abroad.
Part of the 9Marks Building Healthy Churches series.
- Part of the 9Marks: Building Healthy Churches series, which expands on Mark Dever's popular book Nine Marks of a Healthy Church
- Written by an experienced missions pastor
- Offers personal stories to help readers see principles in practice
- Includes a foreword written by David Platt, president of the International Mission Board
Andy Johnson
Andy Johnson is a long-time Manics fan and the creator of the blog Manic Street Preachers: A Critical Discography. He is a former contributor to music publications The Line of Best Fit and PopMatters, where he published reviews, interviews, and features. He is a current contributor to the international video games site Entertainium and runs his own personal site on topics including classic science fiction, video games, and music.
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