Sharing Jesus Effectively In The Buddhist World
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This is the third book in the “Sharing Jesus in the Buddhist World” series, written by Evangelical mission “reflective practitioners” who are committed to developing more effective ways to win the Buddhist peoples to the Lord Jesus Christ. The opening chapter describes “The Changing Demographic Context of Global Buddhism.”; the next six describe some of the best models of mission approaches for reaching Buddhists; and the last four depict some past and present “people movements” or “church planting movements.”
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SKU (ISBN): 9780878085095
ISBN10: 0878085092
Editor: David Lim | Editor: Steve Spaulding | Editor: Paul DeNeui
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2005
Publisher: William Carey Library
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