TY  - GEN
AU  - Taylor, William David, ed
ED  - World Evangelical Fellowship.
TI  - Internationalizing missionary training: a global perspective 
SN  - 0801089034
AV  - BV 2091 I57 1991
PY  - 1991///
CY  - Exeter, U.K.
PB  - Paternoster Press ;
KW  - MISSIONARIES
KW  - TRAINING OF
N1  - Based on papers presented at the Manila Consultation on Two-Thirds World Training, held in July 1989 in Quezon City, under the aegis of the World Evangelical Fellowship Missions Commission; Includes bibliographical references and index; Part I. The context of missionary training 
Introduction: setting the stage -- The Manila consultation and the missions Commission international missionary training project: report and projection -- Is missionary training necessary for two-thirds world missionaries? -- The dynamic growth of two-thirds world missions -- 

Part 2. Models of missionary training 
Training missionaries in Asia: Asian cross-cultural training institute -- Missionary training - the Indian context -- Towards a Korean missionary training model -- Nigerian evangelical missionary institute: a case study -- Africa Inland church missionary college, Eldoret, Kenya -- Third world missionary training: two Brazilian models -- Hispanic American models of missionary training -- All nations Christian college -- Missionary training at Columbia biblical seminary and graduate school of missions -- Equipping tentmakers: an Argentine perspective -- Youth with a mission training: from the nations to the nations -- Leadership training in a Muslim context -- 

Part 3. Critical educational issues affecting missionary training 
A North American missionary trainer responds to two-thirds world concerns -- What does it mean to think, learn, teach? -- Culture learning and missionary training -- The quest for appropriateness and accreditation in missionary training -- New directions in missionary education -- Missionary training centres and their relationship to theological education institutions -- The challenge of interdependent cooperation: building bridges and developing networks --
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