The impact of short-term missions on the long-term missional development by Bain, Brian L

The impact of short-term missions on the long-term missional development (#9WDQ188)

by Bain, Brian L
Paperback 2024
Description: xxix, 130 pages : 24 cm.

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From Follett
Includes bibliographical references (pages 127-130).;Part I. Literature review. Short-term mission methodology -- Transformative learning theory -- Part II. Field research. Methodology, data collection, and analysis -- Data findings -- Part III: application/change. Facilitating learning experiences -- STM best practices. "Lead short-term mission trips (STMs) that catalyze trip participants into mission-oriented disciple-makers when they return home. STMs can be mutually beneficial service opportunities that have positive long-term impact on both trip participants and national hosts. This work can service as a catalyst for meaningful, long-term growth for both parties, but an appropriate philosophy and trip structure is needed. This book studies and reveals best practices for both"Publisher, page 4 of cover.
From the Publisher
Lead short-term mission trips (STMs) that catalyze trip participants into mission-oriented disciple-makers when they return home. STMs can be mutually beneficial service opportunities that have positive long-term impact on both trip participants and national hosts. While this is possible, it is not always the outcome of many STMs. STMs often prioritize the short-term experience of trip participants and miss the longer-term discipleship opportunity they offer. STMs can be a context of significant, mutually beneficial work between both trip participants and national hosts. This work can serve as a catalyst for meaningful, long-term growth for both parties, but an appropriate philosophy and trip structure is needed. This book studies and reveals best practices for both.
Product Details
  • Publication Date: April 25, 2024
  • Format: Paperback
  • Series: Evangelical missiological society monograph series
  • Description: xxix, 130 pages : 24 cm.
  • Tracings: Shaw, R. Daniel (Robert Daniel), 1943- writer of foreword. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjrG9qt39VDPgjbVgcjRDq
  • ISBN-10: 1-66678-868-6
  • ISBN-13: 978-1-66678-868-6
  • LCCN: 2025-421281
  • Follett Number: 9WDQ188