Missions and U. S. Foreign Policy—a Case Study from the 1920s

Missio Nexus July 1, 1979

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More than fifty years ago, when Harry and Susan Strachan founded the Latin America Mission, the continent was wracked by political turbulence.

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Missions and U. S. Foreign Policy—a Case Study from the 1920s

More than fifty years ago, when Harry and Susan Strachan founded the Latin America Mission, the continent was wracked by political turbulence.

webmaster July 1, 1979

Welcoming the Stranger

Presenter: Matthew Soerens, US Director of Church Mobilization, World Relief Description: Refugee and immigration issues have dominated headlines globally recently. While many American Christians view these…

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Factors affecting Asian American Participation in World Missions

Presenter: David Narita, Faculty at William Jessup University and physician at Western Sierra Medical Clinic Description: Asian Americans are excited about world missions. Well over…

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Six Challenges for the Church in Missions

A veteran missions director shares six challenges the North American Church faces concerning world missions—and how to deal with these challenges.

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