Mission Studies, Volume 21, presents scholarly research on the history, theory, and practice of Christian missions around the world. This volume offers diverse perspectives on the encounters between Christianity and various cultures, examining the social, political, and religious dimensions of missionary work. Articles explore topics such as the role of missionaries in colonial contexts, the development of indigenous Christian movements, and the ongoing challenges and opportunities facing mission organizations today.
With contributions from leading scholars in the field, this volume of Mission Studies provides valuable insights for students, researchers, and practitioners interested in understanding the complex dynamics of global Christianity and its engagement with the world.
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