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Truth & Pluralism, Poverty & Wealth, Ethnicity, Orality, Forming Leaders, Prosperity Gospel, Indigenous Leadership
Occupation: Missionary to East Africa / theological education
Church: Andover Baptist Church
Groups: Alliance for Vulnerable Mission, Cross-Cultural Missions, Missions Issues Discussion for Cape Town 2010
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This video-link, recorded on 18th Oct. 2010, will be of interest to folks wanting to hear about vulnerable mission from Jim Harries by way of personal testimony. This lecture was…
The Effectiveness of Short-term Mission to Africa The Necessity of the use of Indigenous Languages for purposes of Sustainability Understanding and Responding to the Prosperity Gospel in Africa Issues with Strings in donated Mission Money Vulnerable Mission - a biblical approach Is Secularism a Mystical Religion? Questions of Translation in Relation to Millennium Goals and Mission in Africa Have Missionaries Lost their Chariots of Fire? Ducking Missionary Conflict – in Africa and beyond A Proposed Foundation for Partnership South to North; language, power, gospel.
sera za lugha zinazotakikana kanisani, Afrika. Holistic Gospel Impact on Prosperity Gospel ‘Giving’ or ‘Listening’ - in mission in Africa Biblical Giving, Holding Donors Accountable Importance of Using Indigenous Languages in Africa Language Choice in Theological Education: Africa
Prosperity Gospel: Blessed Charity or Corruption? The Deception of Language and African Theology An Enchanted World in Africa (& Prosperity Gospel) About African belief in ‘Spirits’ Jealousy and Witchcraft: Africa and the World Getting Alongside![[feature: experience]](/img/flags/KE.gif)
This has been almost 22 years of experience in theological education by extension in (mostly rural) Africa, East and Southern. See http://www.jim-mission.org.uk/harries-bio.pdf for a biography. See http://www.jim-mission.org.uk/articles/index.html for articles, and in general see…
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