Evangelizing North Korea : a comparative study of South Korean mission programs /
by Ik-Seong Chang.
- 1999.
- viii, 127 leaves ; 29 cm.
Typescript. "A dissertation-project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Ministry, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions, a division of Columbia International University, Columbia, South Carolina, March 1999." 1. The Problem Stated 2. Precedent Research 3. Research Methodology 4. Research Findings 5. Conclusions and Recommendations Appendix
Introduction -- Context of the Problem -- Research Questions -- Delimitation of the Problem -- Importance of the Study -- Importance for Personal Ministry. Organization of the Present Chapter -- Geographic and Cultural Factors -- The North Korean Church -- The Opening of the Door to North Korea -- South Korean Programs and Plans -- Summary. Statement of Research Type -- Overall Research Strategy -- Implementation Procedure -- Analysis of Data -- Summary. Organization of the Present Chapter -- Overview of Mission Organizations -- Christian Mission for North Korea -- Cornerstone Ministries International -- Far East Broadcasting Company, Korea -- Open Doors Korea -- South and North Sharing Movement for Peaceful Reunification -- The North Korean Church Reconstruction Council, the Christian Council of Korea -- Report of Survey Findings -- Relationship with Churches and Other Organizations -- Present Programs -- Strategies for Mission to North Korea in the Event of Reunification -- Training Program -- Summary. Conclusions from Research Findings -- Recommendations for Practical Ministry -- Recommendations for Mission Organization -- Recommendations for Future Researchers -- Summary. Survey Instrument for South Korean Programs and Plans for Evangelizing North Korea -- Sample Letter to Organizations.