Whatever it takes : the amazing adventures of God's work around the world / Dub Jackson. [print]

By:

Jackson, Dub [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780805426885

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LOC classification:

BV2520.J12.J335 2003
BV2520

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Contents:

World War II ends: Spiritual challenges multiply -- To Japan on a prayer -- Early years and preparation for partnership -- Return to the United States: Assignment Japan -- Assignment Asahigawa -- Tokyo Baptist Church -- The new life movement -- A farmer and a postman -- Victory reports -- Open doors: Decision time! -- World Evangelism Foundation begins -- Partnership evangelism and more victories -- The Foreign Mission Board accepts partnership -- Principles pf partnership -- God-given family.

Subject: "The prevailing philosophy of foreign missions was to send career missionaries to the nations of the world and let the fellow believers at home support them with their monies and prayers. Then Dub Jackson emerged the scene. God planted a dream in his heart about reaching thousands...with the gospel of Jesus Christ. This book is about that water-shed vision. This book is about miracles and divine provision."

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Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BV2520 .J33 2003 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001875406

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Includes bibliographies and index.

His wings over my wings -- World War II ends: Spiritual challenges multiply -- To Japan on a prayer -- Early years and preparation for partnership -- Return to the United States: Assignment Japan -- Assignment Asahigawa -- Tokyo Baptist Church -- The new life movement -- A farmer and a postman -- Victory reports -- Open doors: Decision time! -- World Evangelism Foundation begins -- Partnership evangelism and more victories -- The Foreign Mission Board accepts partnership -- Principles pf partnership -- God-given family.

"The prevailing philosophy of foreign missions was to send career missionaries to the nations of the world and let the fellow believers at home support them with their monies and prayers. Then Dub Jackson emerged the scene. God planted a dream in his heart about reaching thousands...with the gospel of Jesus Christ. This book is about that water-shed vision. This book is about miracles and divine provision."

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