Biblical Reflections for Mission in the New Millennium

Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies 18 (3):139-142 (2001)
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We need to renew a Christian social vision for the new millennium. By social vision is meant a view of society in all its dimensions which expresses a view of humanity rooted in an understanding of who human beings are and can become. There are many possible social visions. There is a weariness with social involvement. Quite a bit of involvement has not produced the expected results. Studies have shown that some of the Latin American church growth is a wish of the pastors rather than a representation of reality.

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