Mission (Christian)
Since the Lausanne Congress of 1974, a widely-accepted definition of a Christian mission has been "to form a viable indigenous church-planting movement." This definition is motivated by theological analyses of the acts required to enhance God's reputation (usually translated as "glory" or "honor"). The definition is claimed to summarize the acts of Jesus' ministry, which is taken as a model for all ministries. The motivation is said to be God's will, plainly stated throughout the Bible, including the Old Testament (see below).
See also
- Short-term missions
- Spanish Missions of California
- Christianity
- church
- evangelism
- missionary
- proselytising
- adherents
- convert
- UK Missionary Training
- World Gospel Mission
- Meme
- Memetic engineering
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| ► | History of Christian missions |
| ► | Modern missionary methods and doctrines |
| ► | Negative effects |
| ► | Positive effects |
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