present, in many cases by the tens of thousands, in virtually every urban center in the world including those of Western Europe and the United States. Our multicultured societies are now so obvious that the old domestic-foreign missions distinctions have little meaning. In the past, preparing people to utilize their skills in education, medicine, and agriculture along with evangelization came to be accepted as necessary not to gain entry into other lands, but in order to give a holistic witness.
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