Introduction to mission studies : Analyzing missiology’s current configuration and charting future prospects

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Kim, Kirsteen and Fitchett-Climenhaga, Alison. (2022). Introduction to mission studies : Analyzing missiology’s current configuration and charting future prospects. In In Kim, Kirsteen, Jørgensen, Knud and Fitchett-Climenhaga, Alison (Ed.). The Oxford handbook of mission studies pp. 3-18 Oxford University Press.
AuthorsKim, Kirsteen and Fitchett-Climenhaga, Alison
EditorsKim, Kirsteen, Jørgensen, Knud and Fitchett-Climenhaga, Alison
Page range3-18
Year2022
Book titleThe Oxford handbook of mission studies
PublisherOxford University Press
Place of publicationOxford, United Kingdom
ISBN9780198831723
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