Mission and development : in search for a mission strategy for the Mekong Region.
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TextSeries: Mekong Mission Forum PublicationPublication details: Hong Kong : Lutheran Theological Seminary, c2011.Description: 87 p.; 22 cmISBN: - 9789628509508
- BV 3298 .M57 2011
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Contents: Mission and development : in search for a mission strategy for the Mekong region / Yam Kho Pau -- Mission as evangelism and diakonia : experiences from diakonia field work in Thailand / Leena Helle -- Where is the connection? : development as an expression of love and mission / Rachel Cook and David Mueller -- Love, humility and hospitality : Christian-Buddhist dialogue as a foundation for mission and development / Aye Min -- Sustainability of churches : assumptions and realities in partnerships / Knud J�rgensen -- Diakonia in context : transformation, reconciliation, empowerment : an introduction to the diakonia document of the Lutheran World Federation / Kjell Nordstokke -- Leadership : a devotion held during the morning chapel at the Myanmar Institute of Theology / Hanns Hoerschelmann.
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