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    Running head: THE HEART OF THE NEW TESTAMENT The Difference between Foundational and Church Age Apostles in their Mission Cindy Church Bolduc ID #102347 Freedom Bible College and Seminary BSC-1023 New Testament Survey Final Exam 9/25/2010 The Difference between Foundational and Church Age Apostles in their Mission The Sadducees‚ Pharisees and the Scribes were deeply concerned about Jesus. They knew at once that he was “utterly different and could not be silenced”

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    The Mission of the Church is Mission However we look at the purpose of the Church in the world today we cannot avoid the fundamental truths that God created us to firstly have communion with Him; then to fellowship with others who have also come to believe in the saving work of Christ; and also to witness to the lost who live in our midst. These three things I believe are inseparable and I want to focus on the last point after making some brief comments about the first two. God did not leave

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    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VISION & MISSION |S. No. |Vision |Mission | |1 |Vision is like destination |mission the path | |2 |vision can change |But not mission | |3 |Vision statement comes first

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    A RENEWED UNDERSTANDING of the CHURCH I. THE NATURE OF THE CHURCH (anchored on Her History) A. Her HISTORY 1. Jesus attracted bands of followers during his lifetime. His chosen group of apostles‚ and some others‚ particularly some women‚ traveled with him as he went about preaching the message of the kingdom of God throughout Judea and Galilee. 2. This little band of Jesus‟ followers would not have known the word „church‟ or the word „Christian.‟ The appellation „Christian‚‟ as we are told in the

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    April 4th‚ 2013 Resource Project (David Mays’ CDs) Missions Ministry in the Church MI 381 Wade Landers The David May’s “Stuff you need to know about Doing Missions in Your Church” resource is simply amazing. I am floored by the amount of topics that he covers in this CD. There is everything from how to start mission work to balancing between missions at home and missions overseas and even samples of health/release forms for short-term missions trips. By my favorite thing about this resource is

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    ON THE LOCAL CHURCH IN MISSION __________________ Presented to: Dr. Jones Kaleli Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary __________________ In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for ICST 650 ________________ By: R. W. Bryant Hill October 01‚ 2011 As I read the article on the Local Church in Mission‚ it appeared to me step-by-step that this was the way the early church was built and organized. Even though until recently I didn’t know what a missional church was‚ I feel

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    Differences of a Baptists and Catholic church Growing up I was introduced to many different denomination of Christianity. The Baptist and Catholic church are the two that sticks out to me the most because of how they differ from each other. In the last four years I have experienced what it is like to attend a Baptist and Catholic church. My Christian denomination is Baptist but because I attended a Catholic high school‚ I gained a lot of knowledge about Catholicism. Theses two denominations differs

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    III. Church and Mission 1. Introduction: Having established the biblical theology of mission in previous chapter‚ this chapter aims to look at the relationship of the Church and Mission in regard to her missionary obligation. Firstly‚ it establishes how mission is firmly rooted in ecclesial reality. Secondly‚ it presents a brief historical overview of church’s mission practice to survey that how Church has been fulfilling her missionary obligation by employing different methods from post-apostolic

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    The Iwakura Mission and the Oyatoi played huge roles in the social‚ political‚ and economic reforms of 1873-1894 in order to revise the hated Unequal Treaty System. Japan realized that they needed to become more powerful to be able to stay an independent nation. The way Japan could gain this power was to reform the systems that they had in place. Iwakura Tomomi had a mission with three steps. The first step was to show that Japan was changing. The way that they would do this would be step two‚ which

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    The Church in the Middle Ages Notes secular- not subject to or bound by religious rule; not belonging to or living in a monastic or other order. ecclesiastical- relating to the Christian church or clergy imperator Romanorum- Emperor of Rome lingua franca- various languages used as a common language between peoples of diverse speeches Main Idea: The church was a dominant force in the Middle ages due to the disintegration of the Roman Empire and the ability of Christianity to bring people

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