An example of how Christianity is spreading around the globe without the input of “missionaries” and a short reflection on the challenges and opportunities facing the church in the UK.
The reshaping of global Christianity has significant implications for the study of Christianity and the understanding of Christian missions. The old mental maps and conceptual wine skins quite simply will not do.
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Not a “Professional Missionary” In Sight
Posted on February 14, 2019 by Eddie
An example of how Christianity is spreading around the globe without the input of “missionaries” and a short reflection on the challenges and opportunities facing the church in the UK.
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Books I Have Read: Beyond Christendom
Posted on January 28, 2016 by Eddie
The reshaping of global Christianity has significant implications for the study of Christianity and the understanding of Christian missions. The old mental maps and conceptual wine skins quite simply will not do.
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Category: Book Notes, Observations Tags: 2016 Reading, Africa, Christendom, diaspora, immigration, mission
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