Reflections on Short-Term Missions

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A few years ago, fifteen to twenty people travelled from the United States to another country to build a village house for a missionary family. Many of the participants had construction experience. The building project lasted several weeks. By the time these Americans left, the village house was almost complete.

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The Long-term Impact of Short-term Missions

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