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Evangelical Quarterly, 2021
Abstract This article utilises the methodology of Third Article Theology to explore the church’s missional role in the world. Initially arguing that ecclesiology and missiology are mutually informing doctrines, it develops a dialogical and pneumatological approach for viewing missiology from the vantage point of ecclesiology.
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Abstract This article utilises the methodology of Third Article Theology to explore the church’s missional role in the world. Initially arguing that ecclesiology and missiology are mutually informing doctrines, it develops a dialogical and pneumatological approach for viewing missiology from the vantage point of ecclesiology.
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FORMING CHURCH, FORMING MISSION
International Review of Mission, 2003In 1985, a new pastor arrived at the Rockridge United Methodist Church and noted that only about 15 persons attended worship. Most were elderly, lived miles from the church, and had already voted to close the church. Ten years later, 80 people participated on Sundays, and the average age of the adults was closer to 30 years old.
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2001
AbstractBritish and French missions and colonization were closely related. The pace of Christianization varied, for Pacific Islanders and Aborigines were not just passive recipients, but actively sought advantages from conversion and formed adjustment cults. As migration increased, settler churches were formed.
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AbstractBritish and French missions and colonization were closely related. The pace of Christianization varied, for Pacific Islanders and Aborigines were not just passive recipients, but actively sought advantages from conversion and formed adjustment cults. As migration increased, settler churches were formed.
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Mission to Church – Church to Mission: The First Ten Years, 1923–33
2022The first ten years of the BPCSA’s life was marked by internal organisation rather than missionary outreach. Despite being an independent denomination, the BPCSA continued to be dominated by mission council activity which hampered outreach activity. It remained dependent despite its autonomy.
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Church Development from a Missional Perspective
Mission Studies, 2019Abstract The following article suggests considering church development from a missional point of view. Accordingly, at first an overview is provided of some missional movements from around the world. Although the emerging missional movements in the world differ, they still have a number of similarities. The following article presents these similarities
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The church's mission to mental health
Journal of Religion & Health, 1973There is a vast restlessness everywhere today. The people of our world suffer a growing discontent with life as it is. Two-thirds of the population are so poor that they are deprived of fulfillment of minimum essential needs: enjoyment of a full stomach and good health or rising above a bar ren existence.
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HPV Vaccine Promotion: The church as an agent of change
Social Science and Medicine, 2021Adrian R King +2 more
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