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- The Kingdom Strikes Back!
- A presentation by
- Howard Culbertson
- Southern Nazarene University
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- Emperor Constantine’s Vision
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- Origin of Christmas tree?
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- Vikings delighted in
- killing people in the churches
- burning churches
- selling monks into slavery.
- Anskar (801-854)
- “Apostle of the North”
- Sadly, no visible, lasting results
- Though England and the Continent were devastated by the Vikings, it was
not a victory for paganism
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- Opened:
- William Carey forms Baptist Missionary Society
- Ended:
- “Imperfect as they were, those nineteenth-century missionaries turned
what some thought to be a declining Caucasian religion into the largest
and most dynamic religious faith in the world”
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- To the coast lands (1792-1910)
- William Carey
- “Haystack” prayer meeting
- European dominance
- To the inland areas (1865-1980)
- Hudson Taylor
- “Faith” mission agencies
- American dominance
- Unreached groups (1934- ? )
- William Cameron Townsend
- Donald McGavran
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- Father of Modern Missions
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- Focus: What will it take to
finish the job in the unoccupied fields?
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- Returning veterans bring global
consciousness
- Nationalism explodes
- Collapse of Western control (from 99% to less than 5%)
- Upsurge of Christianity in non-western world
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- Sending
- Overseeing
- Intermediacy
- Support
- Shrinking World
- SOP, PDQ, ETC, FYEO
- Tentmaker Witnesses
- Multicultural Teams
- Colonialistic vestiges
- “Missionaries can go anywhere”
- “Missionaries can do anything”
- “We are here to build things for God”
- Using stewardship as excuse for a controlling posture”
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- The end
- The Kingdom Strikes Back!
- A presentation by
- Howard Culbertson
- Southern Nazarene University
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