Innovation in Mission
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Ted replied to the discussion Looking back to better see the way forward in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
Looking back to better see the way forward
In the modern missionary era, innovations include the use of boards/nonprofit structures, personal support raising, Bible translation (mostly neglected until about a century ago), the use of media in different forms, contextualization, three-self and other indigeneity ideas, the UPG paradigm, and the idea of a “global Christianity.”
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Katalyst World Partners replied to the discussion Looking back to better see the way forward in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
Looking back to better see the way forward
To list a few: Invention of paper for the inexpensive dissemination of ideas (and the gospel), the development of the Roman road system that facilitated the spread of the gospel, the invention of the printing press for mass printing of scriptures.
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Peter Brassington started the discussion Looking back to better see the way forward in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
Looking back to better see the way forward
One thing about innovation is that it’s not new.
There have been many past innovations and observations that have paved the way for what we are doing now. Many were revolutionary at their time and sometimes got enthusiasts a little too excited.I particularly like how excited William Carey got in 1793 about the latest technological advances of…
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