This book delves deep into the history and workings of evangelical missions around the world. It explores the motivations behind missionary work, the challenges faced by missionaries, and the impact of their efforts on both the communities they serve and the wider evangelical movement. The authors draw on their extensive experience to provide a comprehensive and engaging analysis of this vital aspect of Christian outreach.
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