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Missions: A Two-Way Street

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Jon Dybdahl presents mission work not as a one-sided effort of giving, but as a reciprocal experience where both missionaries and local communities learn, grow, and are transformed. Drawing from biblical principles and his own missionary experience, he highlights the importance of humility, cultural understanding, and spiritual openness. The book challenges traditional views of missions as mere outreach, showing instead how God uses relationships to shape all involved. By reframing missions as a two-way street, Dybdahl underscores the shared blessings of faith, service, and cross-cultural connection in fulfilling Christ’s Great Commission.

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Series Title

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Call Number

BV 3317 D92A3 1986

Publisher

Ontario, Canada : Pacific Press Publishing., 1986

Collation

96 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0816306613

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NONE

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Subject(s)

Christian life
Evangelism
Cross-cultural ministry

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Missions: A Two-Way Street by Jon Dybdahl was published in 1986. It explores the purpose and practice of Christian mission, emphasizing mutual growth and exchange between missionaries and those they serve.

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