Introducing World Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Survey
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This survey looks at the foundations of mission work from biblical, historical and practical angles. It walks readers through the first steps of deciding to serve abroad, the logistics of reaching a field of ministry, and the practical difficulties that workers meet once they arrive.
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Written as an accessible introduction, it suits students and newcomers who want an overview before going further into the study of missions.
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