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The practice of Christian mission presupposes a paradigm. How the missionary thinks about the church (ecclesiology) effects both missosology and strategies. Paradigms for mission have shifted dramatically over the past two centuries resulting in a wide variety of approaches.
 
The practice of Christian mission presupposes a paradigm. How the missionary thinks about the church (ecclesiology) effects both missosology and strategies. Paradigms for mission have shifted dramatically over the past two centuries resulting in a wide variety of approaches.
  
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==Recommended Reading==
Bosch, David <I>Transforming Mission: Paradigm Shifts in Theology of Mission<I/> (Orbis Books, 2011)
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Bosch, David <I>Transforming Mission: Paradigm Shifts in Theology of Mission</I> (Orbis Books, 2011)
  
 
==Resources for Further Study==
 
==Resources for Further Study==
  
 
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==Back to [[Missionary Work of the Church]]==
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Latest revision as of 19:02, 3 June 2019

The practice of Christian mission presupposes a paradigm. How the missionary thinks about the church (ecclesiology) effects both missosology and strategies. Paradigms for mission have shifted dramatically over the past two centuries resulting in a wide variety of approaches.

Recommended Reading

Bosch, David Transforming Mission: Paradigm Shifts in Theology of Mission (Orbis Books, 2011)

Resources for Further Study

Back to Missionary Work of the Church

Return to Canonical Areas