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WM310
God's World Mission
Course Description
This course offers a biblical, theological, and historical consideration of God's redemption of His world.
Course Instructor
Nelson Jennings
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Related Readings
All of the books specified as related reading for this course are listed below. Books may be ordered from a local Christian bookstore, through a mail order catalog, from the Covenant Seminary Online Store, or from the Covenant Seminary Bookstore on campus (call toll-free at 877-213-3353).
* Jesus in African Culture (A Ghanaian Perspective), Kwame Bediako
* Establishing an Effective Missions Program for your Church, Mission to the World Relations Department
* Changing Frontiers of Mission, Wilber Shenk
* God's World Mission Reader (2003)
* American Ways, Gary Althen
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. You may use these materials according to the license. Please attribute them to the professor and Covenant Theological Seminary appropriately.
* Jesus in African Culture (A Ghanaian Perspective), Kwame Bediako
* Establishing an Effective Missions Program for your Church, Mission to the World Relations Department
* Changing Frontiers of Mission, Wilber Shenk
* God's World Mission Reader (2003)
* American Ways, Gary Althen
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. You may use these materials according to the license. Please attribute them to the professor and Covenant Theological Seminary appropriately.