The Trinity and the Localisation of Mission Issue

EMQ article29 Mar 2018 Members onlySpecial Topics

I had the good fortune recently to spend a few days of strategic dialogue with regional heads of an international mission agency. One of the major topics for discussion concerned the issue of “localization” which has always been part of the heritage of this organization but has become a priority moving forward.

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