Ministry Across Cultures: Sharing the Christian Faith in Asia

Kurtis Amundson August 29, 2017

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Ministry Across Cultures: Sharing the Christian Faith in Asia

Warren R. Beattie, ed. Regnum Books International, 2016.

Reviewed by Ryan Klejment-Lavin, director, Footstool Missions Center, Seoul, South Korea.

Synopsis

Asia is arguably the nexus of future missions activity both from receiving and sending missionaries and church planters. Asia is home to the largest unreached people groups, a plurality of the world’s population. These facts notwithstanding, the number of books widely available on engaging in cross-cultural ministry in Asia has been limited. The addition of Ministry Across Cultures and its articles will provide

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Kurtis Amundson

Kurtis is Director of Communications at Missio Nexus, coordinating and overseeing production of marketing and publications, along with all web-based, mobile, and social media content. He is husband to Aubrey and father to Sophie, William, and Elizabeth. A typographer, designer, and photographer by trade, he also serves as an elder at Redemption City Church in Rochester, Minnesota.

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