Changing frontiers of mission

Wilbert R. Shenk

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Christian Theology and Mission Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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Changing Frontiers of Mission reflects on the history of missions and seeks to discern its path for the future. Ever since Jesus' time, mission must precede the church. The renewal of the church is linked to recovery of this priority of mission. Unlike in the past, where the frontier was a geographical location, the future frontier is symbolized by outward movement, away from the status quo, and toward new challenges, growth and opportunities.

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