Top Missions Challenges in the Changing U.S. Church

Top Missions Challenges in the Changing U.S. Church.
Top Missions Challenges in the Changing U.S. Church
David Mays, Director of Learning Initiatives and Church Relations, The Mission Exchange
January 10, 2008

The world and our culture are changing. Churches are changing and their involvement in world missions is changing. What are some big changes affecting missions as we know it? How can we best deal with them? How are missions being affected by trends such as: A changing cultural worldview? The compassionate hearts of younger generations? Purpose-driven, missional, and other church movements Individualism and the importance of personal involvement? David served twenty years as a church missions consultant with ACMC, Advancing Churches in Missions Commitment, helping churches increase their missions commitment and effectiveness. He is currently the Director of Learning Initiatives and Church Relations for The Mission Exchange.

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