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Roman Catholic groups such as the Benedictines, Franciscans, Dominicans, Carmelites and Jersuits who carried on that church's global outreach
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Lack of independence or self-sufficiency; in
Christian mission it is often related to finances
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The kind of organization represented by groups
like Wycliffe Bible Translators, Gospel Recordings |
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A word applied to the way some missionaries
support themselves by working at a secular job, in much the same way as the Apostle Paul used
his own craftsmanship skills to support his ministry
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The acronmym of a delivery method for training
church leaders in which the schooling goes to the students instead of vice-versa
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Acting on behalf of other people without their
permission, often creating dependency
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An inclusive community such as the Church that
may have within it smaller, task-oriented groups called "sodalities"
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A voluntary, task-oriented association that has
been established for a specific purpose (such as to do cross-cultural missionary outreach)
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