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Exegesis Courses and Aims in Our World Mission Fields S.E. Asia

Schroeder, Gary V. (1976)

That I Might by All Means Save Some

Schroeder, Marc D. (1976)

Teaching Homiletics in Our World Mission Fields: By one who is not fully conversant in the foreign vernacular

Schroeder, Gary V. (1976)

Spreading the Kingdom of Christ from Household to Household: Is It Being Done?

Chworowsky, John F. (1974)

John F. Chworowsky’s 1974 paper, presented at the World Mission Seminary Conference in Tsuchiura, Japan, addresses the challenges of personal evangelism among national pastors, particularly in Hong Kong. He critiques the ...

What Can We Learn From Ourselves and Others About Establishing Indigenous Churches?

Wendland, Ernst H. (1979)

Is Our Traditional Method of Training and Supporting Church Workers on Mission Fields in Need of Re-evaluation?

Wendland, Ernst H. (1972)

T.E.E. (Part II) and the Traditional Seminary

Wendland, Ernst H. (1973)

Transmitting the Truth into Another Language

Wendland, Ernst H. (1971)

Missiology – And the Two Billion

Wendland, Ernst H. (1973)

At a missionaries’ conference in Malawi, Africa, 1973, E. H. Wendland reviews the humanistic missiological trends coming out of World Council of Churches especially at their Uppsala and Bangkok gatherings. He charts the ...

How Can We Use T.E.E. in S.E. Asia?

Schroeder, Gary V. (1976)

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Exegesis Courses and Aims in Our World Mission Fields S.E. Asia

That I Might by All Means Save Some

Teaching Homiletics in Our World Mission Fields: By one who is not fully conversant in the foreign vernacular

Spreading the Kingdom of Christ from Household to Household: Is It Being Done?

What Can We Learn From Ourselves and Others About Establishing Indigenous Churches?

Is Our Traditional Method of Training and Supporting Church Workers on Mission Fields in Need of Re-evaluation?

T.E.E. (Part II) and the Traditional Seminary

Transmitting the Truth into Another Language

Missiology – And the Two Billion

How Can We Use T.E.E. in S.E. Asia?