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Seventh-Day Adventist Tentmakers--The Key To Evangelizing Restricted-Access Countries And Unentered Areas, Stenio Gungadoo
Seventh-Day Adventist Tentmakers--The Key To Evangelizing Restricted-Access Countries And Unentered Areas, Stenio Gungadoo
Professional Dissertations DMin
In 1990, the Seventh-day Adventist Church set itself the goal of establishing a presence in each of the 2,313 unentered population segments of one million people. This task, which it intends to finish by the year 2000, constitutes a great challenge that can be met on the condition that the right approach is used. This project report suggests tentmaking as a viable strategy for reaching that goal.
Part One of this project lays the foundation for the involvement of lay people in tentmaking ministries by analyzing:
1. The gospel commission in biblical and theological perspectives
2. The biblical and theological …
Polygamy In The Bible With Implications For Seventh-Day Adventist Missiology, Ron Du Preez
Polygamy In The Bible With Implications For Seventh-Day Adventist Missiology, Ron Du Preez
Professional Dissertations DMin
Problem Polygamy, or marriage to more than one spouse at the same time, is a worldwide practice that still affects the lives of many people. As such it must be given serious attention by any Christian group involved in mission work. As a denomination with a global mission emphasis, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is often confronted with the issue of polygamy. The question as to how these practicing polygamists should be treated must be approached from a biblical perspective.
Method Accepting the Bible as the authoritative revelation of the will of God, this project set out to make a hermeneutically …