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Planting Churches Cross-Culturally: North America and Beyond is unavailable, but you can change that!

Ministry training often emphasizes expanding on the work of existing ministries neglecting to address the difficulties of planting new churches. Incorporating relevant sociological, anthropological, and historical insights, Hesselgrave extrapolates ten phases of cross-cultural church planting. This second edition of a well-used text draws on more recent literature, offers refined arguments, and...

1. Though Paul was desirous of bearing testimony among his own people and in Jerusalem itself, he was especially prepared and commissioned to go to Gentile peoples (Acts 26:15–18). The New Testament makes it abundantly clear that, though both our Jerusalems and the uttermost parts are included in the Great Commission, the call to some to bear the gospel to and build the church on the spiritual frontiers is a major part of the divine plan. Paul’s strategy and ministry cannot be understood at all apart
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