Eye of the storm : the great debate in mission / Donald McGavran, editor. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Waco, Texas : Word Books, (c)1972.Description: 299 pages ; 23 cmContent type:
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  • BV2063.M478.E946 1972
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Contents:
Donald McGavran -- The call to evangelism J. C. Hoekendijk -- Essential evangelism Donald McGavran -- Yes! Conversion and the mission of the church Ronan Hoffman -- No! The changing nature of mission Avery Dulles -- Wrong strategy : the real crisis in mission Donald McGavran -- Church growth : a faulty American strategy Walter J. Hollenweger -- Evangelism and the growth of the church Mathew P. John -- Numerical growth : an adequate criterion of mission? Jordan Bishop -- Church growth : a critique J. G. Davies -- Hindrances to church growth J. B. A. Kessler -- A Pentecostal's view of mission strategy Melvin L. Hodges -- Does the world need fantastically growing churches? Marie-Louise Martin -- Counterpoint C. Gouzee -- Christian presence and one of its critics Herbert Neve -- The growth of the church : the Iberville Statement WCC Department of Missionary Studies -- Church growth strategy continued Donald McGavran -- Presence and proclamation Max Warren -- Presence and proclamation in Christian mission Donald McGavran -- Presence and proclamation Hans J. Margull -- Will Uppsala betray the two billion? Donald McGavran -- Further comment on "Drafts for sections" Ralph D. Winter -- For Uppsala to consider Alan R. Tippett -- Renewal in mission Eugene L. Smith -- Renewal in mission Philip Potter -- Does section two provide sufficient emphasis on world evangelism? John R. W. Stott -- The theology of section two David Allan Hubbard -- Uppsala's "Program for mission" and church growth Donald McGavran -- Background of the declaration Donald McGavran -- Text of the declaration Frankfurt Theological Convention.
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Donald McGavran -- The call to evangelism J. C. Hoekendijk -- Essential evangelism Donald McGavran -- Yes! Conversion and the mission of the church Ronan Hoffman -- No! The changing nature of mission Avery Dulles -- Wrong strategy : the real crisis in mission Donald McGavran -- Church growth : a faulty American strategy Walter J. Hollenweger -- Evangelism and the growth of the church Mathew P. John -- Numerical growth : an adequate criterion of mission? Jordan Bishop -- Church growth : a critique J. G. Davies -- Hindrances to church growth J. B. A. Kessler -- A Pentecostal's view of mission strategy Melvin L. Hodges -- Does the world need fantastically growing churches? Marie-Louise Martin -- Counterpoint C. Gouzee -- Christian presence and one of its critics Herbert Neve -- The growth of the church : the Iberville Statement WCC Department of Missionary Studies -- Church growth strategy continued Donald McGavran -- Presence and proclamation Max Warren -- Presence and proclamation in Christian mission Donald McGavran -- Presence and proclamation Hans J. Margull -- Will Uppsala betray the two billion? Donald McGavran -- Further comment on "Drafts for sections" Ralph D. Winter -- For Uppsala to consider Alan R. Tippett -- Renewal in mission Eugene L. Smith -- Renewal in mission Philip Potter -- Does section two provide sufficient emphasis on world evangelism? John R. W. Stott -- The theology of section two David Allan Hubbard -- Uppsala's "Program for mission" and church growth Donald McGavran -- Background of the declaration Donald McGavran -- Text of the declaration Frankfurt Theological Convention.

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