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Seed Sowers: Gospel-Planting Adventures (Gwen Toliver)
From the hot, steamy jungles of Indonesia to the highest mountain passes in the Andes of Peru, Seed Sowers: Gospel-Planting Adventures takes you on an unforgettable adventure around the world.
Hang on to your hats for the 21 true stories of modern-day missionaries told in Seed Sowers of people whose lives were anything but boring. Crazed wildcats, angry witch doctors, heart pounding jungle rides down white-water rapids, terrifying headhunters and cannibals, and frightening first contacts with unknown tribes–each story bears testimony to the brave missionaries that God calls to serve.
Each one of them is a seed sower–planting the seeds of God’s Word in the lives of people around the world waiting for Scripture in the language of their heart.
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Bless God and Take Courage: The Judson History and Legacy (Rosalie Hall Hunt)
A daughter of missionaries herself, author Rosalie Hunt (who served in 8 different Asian countries herself) has extensively researched the Judson family and took the time to walk in the cities and nation where they served. The result is, an utterly fascinating saga which anyone – whether interested in missionaries or not! – will find a real page-turner.
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Bruchko and the Motilone Miracle (Bruce Olson)
In this book, Bruchko and the Motilone Miracle, the powerful sequel to Bruce Olson’s best-selling missionary classic, Bruchko, we have a remarkable tale of adventure, tragedy, faith, and love. It shows how, despite incredible dangers and obstacles, one humble man and a tribe of primitive, violent Indians — by joining together in simple obedience — have been transformed forever by the sovereign will of god.
Olson’s story details his missionary work and events from the 1970s to the present, both stirring and encouraging the hearts of readers to serve and follow God passionately.“If not for what you have already done, there would be no Motilones anymore—only a few tattered peasants with neither land nor pride. You are pursuing the wisest possible course in educating people to fight their own battles with Colombian national society, while trying to maintain land and preserve a sense of cultural identity. With the strength and energy you have already shown you have performed miracles.” — Dr. Stephen Beckerman Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico
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Marketplace Memos: Reinvest Yourself in the Business of God’s Kingdom (David & Jonathan Shibley)
Are you searching for deeper meaning in your life and your work? Learn to live beyond the bottom line and devote your life to something much larger. Marketplace Memos is a powerful collection of devotionals specifically geared towards the business community. Finding fulfillment in life and work coincides with our alignment with God’s Kingdom purposes in the marketplace.
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Mack & Leeann’s Guide to Short-Term Missions (J. Mack & Leeann Stiles)
Mack & Leeann Stiles are veteran missionaries in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and have led dozens of mission trips varying in length from two months to two years, all over the globe. Their practical advice, hard-won lessons and hilarious stories will help you know what to expect as you get ready to see God in action in new ways.
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Western Christians in Global Mission (Paul Borthwick)
What’s the Role of the North American Church now?
There are now more Christians in China than in all of Europe, more Pentecostals in Brazil than in the United States, and more Anglicans in Kenya than in Great Britain, Canada, and the United States combined. Countries that were once destinations for western missionaries are now sending their own missionaries to North America.
A century ago, Christianity was still primarily centered in North America and Europe. By the dawn of the 21st century, Christianity had become a truly global faith, with Christians in Asia, Africa and Latin America outpacing those in the rest of the world.
Given these changes, some think the day of the Western missionary is over. Some are wary that American mission efforts may perpetuate an imperialistic colonialism. Some say that global outreach is best left to indigenous leaders. Others simply feel that resources should be focused on the home front. Is there an ongoing role for the North American church in global mission?
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William Carey and the Missionary Vision (Daniel Webber)
Tells the heroic story of William Carey’s passionate advocacy of world mission. While the details of his missionary work in India are familiar, what is not quite so well-known is, the earlier story of how Carey, almost single-handedly, put world mission at the heart of the church’s concern for a fallen world. It is for this that he is often referred to as “the father of modern missions.”
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Changing World, Unchanging Mission (David Sills)
Responding to Global Challenges
Despite recent advances and innovations, countless people groups across the globe still lack access to the gospel of Jesus Christ. How should the church mobilize to reach the world?
Now more than ever before, Christians need to be aware of the changing landscape before us. Missions expert David Sills explores the key global challenges confronting Christian mission in the 21st century, and in ten chapters he identifies ways we can be faithful to God’s call, conduct short-term missions responsibly, reach oral learners, engage in business as mission strategically and much more.
While the world is fluid, God’s mission endures. Discover anew how the eternal gospel can make its way to every tribe and nation.
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