The Status of the Remaining Task

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Are you wondering what’s left in world evangelization? Curious about how global trends in demography, urbanization and globalization fit in? Justin Long will look at the latest research and trends to review what’s remaining, and identify some things we need to do better.

Justin Long has been involved in missions research for more than 25 years. He serves today as Director of Global Research for Beyond, where he labors on the Global District Survey, compiles case studies of movements, and edits the Friday Roundup, an annotated curation of the latest secular, Christian and missions research on events and trends impacting the Great Commission. (This webinar was presented January 19, 2017)

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