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Culture Shock: Redefining the Relationship between Church and Mission Now That We've Lost the Home-Field Advantage

Culture Shock: Redefining the Relationship between Church and Mission Now That We've Lost the Home-Field Advantage

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  • Craig Van Gelder

This article draws attention to the fundamental shift taking place within most Western cultures: North America and Europe are now viewed as a mission field, This shift is requiring churches to make substantial adjustments in both their self-understanding and their ministries. The implications of this shift for the church—from having a church-shaped mission to being a mission-shaped church—is explored.

Source: Reformed Worship, 1993. 3 pages.

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