Introduction to Missions
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Chapter 5, Discovering
Missions
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Cooperative relationship of shared responsibility
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What good identification can lead to
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A reciprocal relationship of interdependence and
sharing that benefits the whole |
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Exchanges between peoples who see themselves as
equals |
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Clothing the essentials of the gospel, including the
church, in the forms of a culture so that insiders do not see the gospel or the church as foreign
imports
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The missionary whose adoption of the Burmese
coffeehouse as an evangelistic meeting place was a contextualization breakthrough |
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DOWN |
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Belief that daily life is an interaction with
supernatural spirits that can be manipulated
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Assuming the characteristics of others in order to
create a bond; one of the characteristics of mission that grounds it in the divine Trinity
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A missionary to India who gave her life to rescuing
children from temple prostitution
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The author of Bridges of God who
argued that the subcultures created by mission compounds made those compounds
counterproductive
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Puzzle answers
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Based on material in book Discovering Missions by Charles Gailey and Howard
Culbertson, published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
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