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    mission was greater than the missionary. The second objection was when Mose’s asks “Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,’ and ask me, ‘What is his name? Then what shall I tell them?” (v.13) All god did to reply to this question was to say “I am who I am” (v.14) and that was the name

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    spend money to sacrifice their own comforts, which is precisely what missionaries do. Agreeing to embark on a mission trip invites adventure into your life. The people, places, and experiences you gather are worth more than any monetary value can satisfy. It geographically and mentally broadens how you see the world. Not only can the mission take someone around the globe, but it changes the landscapes of their heart. Missionaries respond to a higher calling and cast all earthly dependency away—whether

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    David gates is an aviator, nurse, computer specialist, he uses these skills as a medical missionary in South America. Previously he used his nursing skills along with his skills in aviation as an entering wedge into many countries where they were reluctant to allow Christians and as a result the places were much more open for church work. After coming back form the mission field, he started a mission foundation, Gospel Missions International. His life is one of continual service and he used his skills

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    intended only for the sake of personal enrichment. Rather, formation is directed toward an office in the Church, and a life of apostolic engagement. The hallmark of a formation is the preparation of the whole person for the apostolic life, to be the missionary of the Good

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    of the world. A mission’s trip is mainly meant for missionaries to reach out to the people of other nations and not only share “the truth” but also help them with their struggles in life. Some ways missionaries reach out are building homes, churches, getting clean drinking water, volunteering in orphanages, donating secondhand clothing, giving health screening and checkups, etc. All these not only help the people but in the end give the missionaries a good feeling inside. It takes a special kind of

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    LIBERTY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DIVINITY Missionary Expansion Through the Centuries Submitted to Rawlings School of Divinity Professor Tae Jun Suk, PhD., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the completion CHHI-510 CHHI-510 Survey of the History of Christianity by James A. Vernon October 16, 2016 Contents Introduction 1 St. Patrick 1 John of Plano Carpini 4 Dr. J. Hudson Taylor 6 Conclusion 8 Bibliography 9 Introduction Missionary expansion throughout the centuries has

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    for such missionary burst throughout the world. Anderson points out, “The idea of a world wide revival to precede the ‘soon coming King’ became a prominent theme in early Pentecostalism and was an important reason for frantic mission activity that came in the movement’s wake.” It is widely known, that early Pentecostal missionaries and the local people suffered due to such eschatological urgency. Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that even through those sufferings God used these missionaries to spread

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    Christianity Rediscovered Chapter One: In the first chapter of “Christianity Rediscovered” by Vincent J. Donovan he is introducing us to the idea that missionaries now have a poor reputation due to their history. He says “History has offered the opportunity to deflect and distort the meaning of missionary work in every age”. For a long time a missionary was a person spreading the word of God and after years of doing so we have diminished many different beliefs, practices, cultures and history. At the

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    reference to missions. Throughout the book, the focus is then directed to the important factors that play a part in missions. Chapters eight through fourteen covers the importance of intercultural communication, volunteerism in mission, development of missionaries, the contrasting philosophies and strategies of mission, the new contexts from missions, the importance of mobilizing the local church and the changes affecting mission today. From this reading, I have learned the important factors that have an

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    “The information and entertainment provided through… media can increase your ability to learn, communicate, and become a force for good in the world,” (For the Strength of Youth). From missionary lessons and resources online, to mormon messages, to face to faces with leaders of the Church, to 24/7 online missionary chatting lines, the Church has put itself out there in

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