MissionShift Global Mission Issues in the Third Millennium

Name: MissionShift Global Mission Issues in the Third Millennium
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ISBN: 9780805445374

ISBN-10: 0805445374

ISBN-13: 9780805445374

Edition: 2009

Authors: David Hesselgrave, Ed Stetzer, Broadman and Holman Publishers Staff, Broadman and Holman

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Veteran missionary David Hesselgrave and rising missional expert Ed Stetzer (Breaking the Missional Code) have compiled and edited this engrossing textbook of new essays on missions and missiology suitable for course work as well as vocational and volunteer Christian workers. Major sections include The Mission, Indigeneity and Contextualization, and Issues and Strategies in Mission with chapters on "The Mission Situation at the Start of the Third Millennium," "Understanding and Exegeting Culture," "Implications of Globalization," "Church Planting and Movements," "The Islamic Challenge," and more.

Book details

List price: $26.99
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
Publication date: 7/1/2010
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 432
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English

David J. Hesselgrave is emeritus professor of missions (ret.) at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and co-founder (with Donald McGavran) of the Evangelical Missiological Society. He is the author of numerous articles and books including Communicating Christ Cross-Culturally, Planting Churches Cross-Culturally, and Paradigms in Conflict: 10 Key Questions in Missions Today.




Introduction




Essay 1: "Mission" Defined and Described




On Becoming Missional: Interacting with Charles Van Engen




"Mission" and Missio Dei: Response to Charles Van Engen's "'Mission' Defined and Described"




Defining and Describing "Mission": A Response to Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan




Twelve Theses on the Church's Mission in the Twenty-first Century: In Interaction with Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan




Responding to "'Mission' Defined and Described" and the Four Responders




Essay 2: The Gospel in Human Contexts: Changing Perceptions of Contextualization




Response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in Human Contexts: Changing Perceptions of Contextualization"




Response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in Human Contexts: Changing Perceptions of Contextualization"




A Response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in Human Contexts: Changing Perceptions of Contextualization" and to Darrell Whiteman and Michael Pocock




Response to Hiebert's Article: "The Gospel in Human Contexts" and to the Responses of Pocock and Whiteman




Responding to "The Gospel in Human Contexts: Changing Perceptions of Contextualization"




Essay 3: The Future of Evangelicals in Mission




Looking Backward While Going Forward: A Response to Winter's Vision




In Response to "The Future of Evangelicals in Mission"




The Missing Key to the Future of Evangelical Mission




In Response to Ralph Winter's "The Future of Evangelicals in Mission"




Responding to "The Future of Evangelicals in Mission"




Conclusion: A Scientific Postscript-Grist for the Missiological Mills of the Future



List of Contributors


Name Index


Subject Index


Scripture Index