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Biblical and Confessional View of Missions

Biblical and Confessional View of Missions

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This article is on mission work. The author discusses the church as the agent of missions. Preaching is central to the advancement of mission work, and every member of the congregation has a responsibility for missions. The author looks at this topic through the lens of the biblical and confessional position.

Source: United Reformed Churches in North America, 2001. 15 pages.

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