Introduction to Missions
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Chapter 9, Discovering Missions
| ACROSS |
| 1 | | An attitude that sometimes causes short-term mission volunteers to do things harmful to the cause of world missions |
| 3 | | The portion of the 1.5 million North Americans going on Short-Term Mission trips who are going to Mexico |
| 6 | | One key component of thorough follow-up in the seven standards of excellence in short-term mission |
| 8 | | The kind of mission that occurs when those who have gone on mission trips wind up on the receiving end of ministry |
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| DOWN |
| 2 | | A hybrid form of longer-term mission volunteers who fund their mission experience by taking a secular job in another culture |
| 4 | | A significant pool of longer-term mission volunteers |
| 5 | | One of the things related to missions that research indicates is generally doubled after a person participates in a mission trip |
| 7 | | In an ecclesiological sense, the short-term mission movement demonstrates that the Church is globally the Body of Christ by putting these to use |
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