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Aspect 3(a): A Mission Focused on the Nations (An Awkward Tension)

Nov 3rd, 2009 by Bruce Ashford

(By: Danny Akin & Bruce Ashford) 
The SBC has always had international missions at the center of its concern. This is no secret. The Triennial Convention met for the express purpose of organizing international missions activities in general and the work of Luther Rice and the Judsons in particular.[1] The SBC, after having been established in 1845, soon formed the Foreign Mission board, through which churches have supported thousands of missionaries. Today, the number of SBC missionaries … [Read More]

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